1up - Judging by the first few hours, Growlanser: Wayfarer of Time is a nice, very old school looking RPG with original and addictive gameplay. That's good, because with a release date set for the end of July, it will also be one of the last -- if not the very last -- RPGs for the PSP. At least unless something changes the fates of Final Fantasy: Type-0 and Grand Knights History -- but I digress.
A new listing shows the Atlus JRPG is scheduled for re-release on PSN.
UDON will publish the revised version of R20+5 later this year, which is the revised version of the Japanese Mega Man + Mega Man X 20th Anniversary Art Book (which was also localized by UDON, but split into two book, each dedicated towards each series).
Atelier and Valkyria :D :D :D
Now if I can only find someway not to get murdered by tax when I have those ship here @_@
The Growlanser series might be one of the best-kept strategy/RPG secrets. The franchise has six installments, with four of the six available in North America. Most recently, Atlus released Growlanser: Wayfarer in Time on July 31st, the fourth iteration in the series. Playing Wayfarer of Time reminded me how unique this under-the-radar series is, but I can’t get away from how many people haven’t even heard of Growlanser. To remedy that, I thought breaking down its intricacies might bring awareness to a brand-new audience.
A name that will push people away from purchasing your title. Take some marketing classes, people...
