Vita continues to be the source for Americans to get their hands on those obscure Japanese titles and quality JRPGs. In addition to the recentlyannounced games by Sonyand the rumoredPS Vita port ofTales of Hearts,Atlus has announced 3 games they are bringing to the West from Japan.
Disgaea 4: A Promise Revisitedcomes out on August 12th.Disgaea 4was released on the PS3 here, butDisgaeaon the go is always a good thing. TheVita version will have brand-new scenarios, new characters and spells as well as the DLC that was avilable for the PS3 version included.
Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despairwill release on September 2. The previous game was recently released on Vita tofairly solid reviews. The sequel follows the same basic plot but this time takes place on a tropical island and has new gameplay elements such as Rebuttal Showdowns, which can reveal new information and add an extra dimension to the truth-seeking segments as well as a virtual pet mechanic.
Fairy Fencer Fwill release on September 23. It features similar gameplay to theHyperdimension Neptuniaseries and deals with warriors called “Fencers” who search for ancient weapons called “furies”. Two fencers, Fang and Tiara, get caught up in the struggle between the goddess and evil god.
It’s great to see the Vita getting all these ports of cool quirky Japanese titles. Sadly it probably won’t help sales of the Sony’s struggling console all that much. But it’s great that Atlus is bringing these titles West and, as I’ve only played throughDisgaea 4,I’m very anxious to get my hands on these games and all the other RPGs coming soon to Vita.
What do you think, GameSided readers? Excited about these titles? Let us know in the comments below!
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