TOKYO--After over a year of dancing around the subject, Capcom has finally announced a release for its long-delayed shooter Killer 7. The game will be simultaneously released for both the GameCube and PlayStation 2 in Japan on March 24 for JPY 7,140 ($68). No American release date has been announced.
Developed by Gouichi Suda and his development studio Grasshopper Company, Killer 7 was first announced in 2002 as a GameCube exclusive. However, a PlayStation 2 edition was also announced in early 2004.
In the cel-shaded game, you take the role of Harman Smith, an elderly wheelchair-bound assassin who can switch between his seven multiple personalities to eliminate his targets. For more details on Killer 7, check GameSpot's previous coverage.
