Console Archives Rohga: Armor Force Launches Tomorrow, April 30 - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 29 April 2026 / 1,226 Views
Developer Hamster announced Console Archives Rohga: Armor Force will launch for the Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5 on April 30 for $11.99 / 1,200 yen.
View a trailer of the game below:
Read details on the game below:
Rohga: Armor Force was released by Data East in 1996 for 32-bit home console.
There are a whopping 64 different machines! In this shooting game, you can combine four types of BODY, ARM, and LEG to create your own custom machine and battle with it.
The year is 2001 AD. The battle between wolves with steel fangs is about to begin.
The Console Archives series is developed with the concept of faithfully reproducing masterpieces released on various home game consoles, allowing players to easily enjoy them on the latest hardware.
The series is packed with convenient features, including customizable button layouts and screen settings, as well as the ability to save and load at any point.
Whether you played them back in the day or are experiencing them for the first time, please enjoy the masterpieces that shaped the history of console gaming!
(The options menu and manual are available in Japanese, English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish.)
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Looks cool. It reminds me of Assault Suits Valken (aka Cybernator). Are they not going to translate the JPN dialogue though? If so, that's pretty lazy.
It's a much faster paced game than the Assault Suit series. Originally an arcade game them ported to Saturn/PS1. No they won't. It's already out on modern consoles in the Wolf Fang/Skull Fang S Tribute pack. Digitally and physically. Physically for 2 of the 3. (but Japan only I think) the text is still in Japanese even in the US versions. Lazy yes but also not a big deal. Just shoot shit.
Probably because this is just the arcade original where the other versions are the Saturn port. S-Tribute has additional modes. Extra game in Skullfang and can flip back and forth between arcade sound or Saturn sound. Special mode. But the Saturn and Arcade versions look a little different.
AKA Wolf Fang one of the best side scrolling mech action games. It is also one of the Saturn Tribute games and on sale for $8 bucks on Xbox
