Ion, the heroine of Gust's PlayStation Vita "life simulation" game Surge Concerto, lives in a different dimension. Your Vita screen lets you peer into her room. Your goal: enter Ion's psychological world, Ciel nosurge, and help her recover her lost memories.
Bandai Namco filed a trademark for “God Eater Resurrection” in Japan on May 28, which went public today.
Additionally, Gust Corporation filed trademarks for “Atelier Sophia” and “The Alchemist of the Mysterious Book” on May 20. Both also went public today.
Digitally Downloaded writes: "Japanese game development favourite, GUST, has been shut up as a business as part of Koei Tecmo's acquisition of the company. But don't worry, the GUST developers will continue to do what they have always been doing - it's just that they'll be doing it as a more formal part of Koei Tecmo going forward."
Koei Tecmo announced today with a press release that a merger with its former subsidiary Gust, developer of the Atelier series and of the upcoming Ar Nosurge, will be executed on October 1st
Here i am hoping if by even a little strand of miracle they would port a localized FATAL FRAME V for the PS4/Xbox, godh how i miss that game.
Not happening it's funded and co-developed by Nintendo.
They own partial rights to all the Fatal Frame games they help fund and publish.
Well, all but Spirit Camera. I think they own the majority, if not all, of the the rights to that game.
To be honest Koei Tecmo really needed this, it's time for them to become a bigger factor in japanese gaming because the past years they've been pretty much irrelevant.
