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This is going to be one of those "good news / bad news" sort of updates.
When we last brought you news on the upcoming PS Vita beat 'em upDragon's Crown, we promised to check back in when we had a firm release date for the US.
We have that now, August 6, but we also have a dash of bad news.
Siliconera reports that while Dragon's Crown will support cross saves between the PS Vita and PS3, it won't support cross-platform multiplayer.
Threatening a crit
Dragon's Crown immediately caught our interest with its hand-drawn, oh-so-Vanillaware art style, and plenty of readers were excited about it too after they saw its gameplay trailer.
Each of the six playable classes - Amazon, Dwarf, Elf, Fighter, Sorceress and Wizard - are rendered with lush character designs that exude raw fantasy power and wonder.
The Amazon and Sorceress are particularly noteworthy for exuding a certain... je ne sais quoi that's sure to titillate certain players in theDragon's Crown fanbase.
There's still no word on a European release date, or the customary Atlus USA pre-order bonuses, but we'll keep you updated if we should hear anything about either in the weeks ahead.
When we last brought you news on the upcoming PS Vita beat 'em upDragon's Crown, we promised to check back in when we had a firm release date for the US.
We have that now, August 6, but we also have a dash of bad news.
Siliconera reports that while Dragon's Crown will support cross saves between the PS Vita and PS3, it won't support cross-platform multiplayer.
Threatening a crit
Dragon's Crown immediately caught our interest with its hand-drawn, oh-so-Vanillaware art style, and plenty of readers were excited about it too after they saw its gameplay trailer.
Each of the six playable classes - Amazon, Dwarf, Elf, Fighter, Sorceress and Wizard - are rendered with lush character designs that exude raw fantasy power and wonder.
The Amazon and Sorceress are particularly noteworthy for exuding a certain... je ne sais quoi that's sure to titillate certain players in theDragon's Crown fanbase.
There's still no word on a European release date, or the customary Atlus USA pre-order bonuses, but we'll keep you updated if we should hear anything about either in the weeks ahead.
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