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Warframe: 1999 presentado en Tennocon 2024: ¡Planes futuros revelados!

Autor: Thomas Apr 25,2025

Tennocon 2024, la celebración anual de Digital Extremes, estaba repleto de emocionantes anuncios para los entusiastas de Warframe. El evento mostró el muy esperado Warframe: 1999, que se lanzará en invierno 2024 en todas las plataformas actuales. Esta emocionante narración se desarrolla en una tierra alternativa en 1999, envuelta en misterio y secretos. Los jugadores unirán fuerzas con seis protoframes icónicos en una misión para rastrear al Dr. Entrati antes del golpe de la medianoche en la víspera de Año Nuevo.

La gran noticia del Tennocon 2024 es que los fanáticos no tendrán que esperar hasta el invierno para sumergirse en la acción. En agosto de 2024, el Prologue Quest de 1999, 'The Lotus Eaters', estará disponible en todas las plataformas, lanzándose junto a Sevagoth Prime, completa con armas y accesorios exclusivos.

Para un vistazo a Warframe: 1999, consulte el trailer oficial de Tennocon 2024:

Beyond Warframe: 1999, Tennocon 2024 dio a conocer varias otras adiciones emocionantes. Conoce a Cyte-09, el nuevo Warframe. Este ex cazador de fortuna, ahora un experto tirador en el equipo de Arthur, luce una elegante boina. Los jugadores pueden aprovechar sus habilidades de 1999 en el sistema de origen actual, mostrando la destreza de un francotirador antiguo.

El evento también introdujo la infestada Boy Band Hunts de los 90, con líquenes infestados inspirados en la banda de chicos de los 90 On-Lyne, con una aparición especial de Nick Apostolides de Resident Evil 4. Además, se revelaron nuevas monturas como el Atomicyle, ofreciendo a los jugadores un viaje emocionante de la deriva, la bala de bala e incluso causando explosiones.

Por último, Tennocon 2024 anunció que el Warframe: 1999 Anime Short, producido en colaboración con Animation Studio The Line, se lanzará en 2024. Para más detalles, visite el sitio web oficial.

Antes de ir, no se pierda nuestra cobertura de la última actualización para Farming Simulator 23, ¡que incluye cuatro emocionantes adiciones!

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