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Arc System Works has confirmed that it is bringing two of its 3DS eShop titles to the North American eShop on June 11th.
Swords & Darkness launched in Japan a while back and is a side-scrolling 2D action RPG. Our resident import expert Kerry previewed it some time ago, and wasn't that impressed.
Ninja Usagimaru – The Gem of Blessings is a puzzle platformer where you have to negotiate levels and rescue townspeople.
You can view the full PR below.
Swords & Darkness
Swords & Darkness is a game set in a dark mystical fantasy world, cast in a single yet action-packed 2D adventure RPG game.
New stylish skills and magic complement the character's attacks, and by equipping items and other weapons, the player stands to enjoy a seamless series of thrilling combat.
Ninja Usagimaru – The Gem of Blessings
You control Usagimaru, and sets off on a journey to rescue captivated villagers from the evil grasps of Mononoke. Your mission is to bring the villagers to the safety of the Usagi Statue.
IN each stage there will be a captured villager, and the path to rescue them is filled with various traps and Mononoke.
Use the various tools you have in your possession, and utilize the terrain and even the Mononoke themselves in order to rescue the villagers, and finally bring them to safety.
Will you be investing in either of these games when they hit the eShop? Share your thoughts by posting a comment.
[source nintendoeverything.com]
Comments 10
Geez, that game looks awful. I kind of feel sorry for it.
I'll check out the games at the very least. Don't know if I'll buy either of them though.
Reviews, reviews! Of all the games to leave Japan, can we just leave them there?
Reviews, reviews! Of all the games to leave Japan, can we just leave them there?
Heya, Arc System Works... how about them fighting games, eh? I'm sure there are quite a few Wii U owners interested in a BlazBlue or a Guilty Gear or even a Persona Arena!
This looks kind of eh, though. We'll see if they are when reviews come out.
@Legodavid18 I think the last fighting game to sell well on a Nintendo platform was SoulCalibur II, and it could be argued that Link's guest appearance had a lot to do with that. Tekken TT2 sold terribly on Wii U.
@CaviarMeths Street Fighter IV on 3DS?
Wow, that is some absolutely terrible voice acting... I'm sold!
I really do understand why some people don't want voice acting added to games. lol.
And they wonder why their games do bad here. How about actually giving us the games we want instead.
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