The action RPG from Game Arts and GungHo will come with a Mercenary edition featuring an art book and soundtrack CD.
Xseed Games has announced the final release date for the PS Vita title Ragnarok Odyssey in North America.
The game will be out on October 30, and will be sold in stores and on the PlayStation Store for $39.99. Players can also buy the Mercenary edition of the game, which comes with a 96-page art book, a soundtrack CD, and 10 monster cards. The set will cost $49.99.
The action RPG will be published in Europe by Gungho Online Entertainment America, but there is no word on a release date at this point in time. The game is already out in Japan and Asia.
For more information, check out GameSpot's preview of the game.
Born and raised from a jungle-laden village in Sarawak, Malaysia, Jonathan Toyad has been playing games since the early 90s. He favors fighting games, RPGs, and rhythm titles above every other genre, and occasionally spaces out like Pavlov's dog to video game music on his iPod.
i loved phantasy star online, and heard this game mentioned into the caliber of this title. i decided to pick up a copy for my wife and myself, i heard it hs fun online like PSO did. im hoping for a good hold over till PSO 2 comes to the vita in 2013.
Just because its for a handheld system does not mean it wont be good. I think that this game is something that the Vita needs desperately honestly. Seeing how the choice selection for there system is rather... "lacking"?
We kill lots and lots of monsters in action role-playing game fashion while teaming up with random strangers with GungHo's latest.
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