Mark Your Calendars For Blue Protocol's Next Developer Update Stream
On May 27th, Bandai Namco will be hosting a new developer update stream via YouTube. The stream will kick off at 8:00PM Japan time when the dev team will update players on the game's progress. The stream was announced via Twitter yesterday. Unfortunately, it doesn't offer any details about what players can expect from it. Or, maybe it's not unfortunate, it'll just be a surprise.
Of course, since there's still no official release date for Blue Protocol in the West, this stream may mostly be geared toward Japanese players. Even so, there's probably been enough progress since the last time the developers offered up information on the game's development that it will be of interest to anyone hoping to play the game in the future.
If you'd like to watch the stream, you'll be able to catch it via the embed below. You can also set a reminder on YouTube so you don't forget to watch.
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