That is, not until a promotional image was released showing Project Z to be Left 4 Dead: Survivors, an arcade port set to launch exclusively in Japan. No information can be gathered by the trailer itself, and nothing about it even seemed to point to Left 4 Dead or Valve.
The video itself seems pretty basic, it’s a live-action trailer, showing a news headline of a new infection reaching Japan, followed by several actors dressed as zombies shambling around the streets of Tokyo, before finally stopping at an arcade to play games. Taito had previously released a video trailer for their upcoming title, simply named Project Z, a link to this trailer can be found here: According to Counter-Strike co-creator Minh Le, Left 4 Dead 3 is in development and is coming along well.It has recently been revealed that the Japanese arcade company Taito has been working with Valve to create an arcade port of the highly successful Left 4 Dead series. If you’re waiting on a proper Left 4 Dead sequel, there’s good reason to believe that one is on the way. As you can see in this video, it added flashing arrows that point you in the right direction, points, and other elements that would complement a quicker arcade experience. In 2006, Taito released Half-Life 2: Survivor for Japanese arcades. And then there’s Blake Jordan, the token American and hotel bartender who previously served in the Navy. when the outbreak starts, as is Haruka Hirose, a Japanese high school student, and Kirishima Sara, a travel guide. According to Arcade Heroes, Kudo Yusuke is a Japanese university student visiting the U.S.
The game will still take place in the United States, but the characters are seemingly designed to appeal to a Japanese audience. We’ve seen brief glimpses of the game before, but now we know that it will not feature the groups of four from Left 4 Dead or Left 4 Dead 2, but an entirely new cast of survivors. Valve and Taito, a subsidiary of Square Enix, are currently collaborating on Left 4 Dead Survivors, a version of Left 4 Dead redesigned for Japanese arcades.
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