Atlus USA have announced that the recently revealed HD remake of Odin Sphere, called Odin Sphere Leifthrasir, will be heading to the Americas in 2016. The game will receive both a digital and physical release on the PS3, PS4 and PS Vita. It’s currently scheduled to be released in Japan on January 14, 2016. Atlus USA have posted the Japanese trailer on their own Youtube channel, you can watch it below.
Atlus have posted two trailers for the English version of Persona 4: Dancing All Night featuring Kanami and Teddie. While these are the same trailers used for the Japanese character introduction videos, they’re now voiced by the English voice actors. At the same time, Atlus also announced that the game will be released on September 29 in North America. The standard edition will retail for $49.99, while the Disco Fever Edition will cost $79.99. You can watch the two new trailers below.
Atlus have revealed new DLC for Persona 4: Dancing All Night featuring Crypton Future Media’s virtual idol, Hatsune Miku. Given how Sega has been making their own rhythm games featuring Miku, it’s not a big surprise to see her featured as DLC for Dancing All Night now that Atlus is owned by Sega-Sammy. The DLC is scheduled to be released mid-August, and will feature the song “Heaven feat.Hatsune Miku (ATOLS Remix)”. As the name suggests, this is likely a remix of the “Heaven” song from Persona 4. You can find concept art and some in-game screenshots of Hatsune Miku in Persona 4 Dancing All Night below.
During a special broadcast on niconico live, Atlus and Vanillaware have announced a new HD remake of Odin Sphere, a side-scrolling action RPG game first released in 2007 on the PlayStation 2. The HD remake, named Odin Sphere Leifdrasir, will apparently include additional content, and will be released on the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita on January 14, 2016 in Japan for the price of 7,890 yen.
Here’s The Article containing The Trailer for The End, The Character, who apparently shows up at The Beginning (but also presumably shows up at other parts of the story including The End, and by The End I mean a particular point in the game’s plot progression and not the character himself.) To let you know that The End of humanity is coming.
He is a terrorist, self-styled agent of the apocalypse, and delights in the suffering and impending doom that he aims to bring upon humanity. The Pillar, his lair, is designed in such a way to psychologically torture the characters of the game, as the team must guess at the traitors amongst the ranks and eliminate one team member periodically through the journey to the top.
Continue reading to check out the English trailer! Lost Dimension is coming to North America on July 28 (two weeks!) and Europe on August 28.
AtlusUSA has begun a wave of character video promotion for Persona 4: Dancing All Night, ahead of its release this year in Western territories and Australia. The format for the videos is actually the same as the Japanese trailers previously posted, with a variety of lines that offer a surface glimpse into the character, down to the video closing with the game’s title.
This round features Rise Kujikawa and Yu Narukami. Viewers will be able to check out new voice acting for some of the characters through these videos too, as not all voice actors reprise their roles from Persona 4: Golden or Persona 4: Arena Ultimax. Namely, Rise has a new voice actor for this game.
Interestingly, the release date noted for the trailers is 2015. It’s a statement that does accommodate all of the regions with an impending release, if anything.
Check out the trailers below, along with AtlusUSA’s accompanying character descriptions!
Compile Heart announced Hyperdimension War Neptunia vs Sega Hard Girls: Dream Fusion Special back in March. The game is a crossover RPG between the Hyperdimension Neptunia and Sega Hard Girls franchises, both of which feature moe anthropomorphized video game consoles. Unfortunately there’s no trailer at the moment, but Dengeki Online has now shared artwork of a new major character in the game, Sega Hatsumi, and provided more details of the game’s story (translated by Gematsu).
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AtlusUSA uploaded a new trailer for Lost Dimension ahead of its impending North American (July 28th) and European (August 28th) releases. It’s a minute long and offers a glimpse into the Judgment process that occurs after a battle.
During the Judgment section, you’ll be able to keep track of current relationships with your compatriots as well as “mark” your assessment of their trustworthiness for future reference, essentially making a personal note for yourself. Players will be given a set amount of Vision Points that can be used for Sho’s “Deep Vision” ability, which allows him to peer into the mind of one of your teammates and hopefully glean hints as to who among the group is the traitor. Then, players will allot Sho’s votes and determine who is to be permanently erased from the journey. The game isn’t necessarily going to suggest to you whether or not you’re making the right decision once someone has been erased. Choose well!
Check out the trailer after the break.
NIS America has confirmed that it will be releasing Persona 4: Dancing All Night for the PlayStation Vita in Europe this Fall. Aside from a regular physical and digital version of the game, they’ll also be releasing the “Disco Fever” EU Edition. While this edition appears to be similar to its US counterpart, not all of the items in the US version are listed in the press release from NIS America. The Teddie keychain is also listed, despite being initially noted as a “North America” exclusive. However, the DLC isn’t listed at the moment. Let’s hope we won’t see a repeat of what happened with Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, where free preorder DLC for the US and Japan versions weren’t free for the EU.
Sega is celebrating Sonic’s 24th Anniversary with a big sale on Playstation Store in North America discounting a large assortment of Sonic games and DLC content, as well as select Sega titles such as Daytona USA, NiGHTS into Dreams and Yakuza 4. The sale will end next Tuesday, June 30th.