Mon, Jul 13, 2009 | 21:01 BST
Battle Fantasia coming to North American PSN this fall
Sure, oddly titled fighter Battle Fantasia has been pulverizing European PS3 owners since, like, the dawn of time, but now — finally — North American PS3 players can find out what a Battle Fantasia is too.
The game, which saw European retail release more than a year ago, is now slated to hit PSN this fall, according to Kotaku. Why? Project Lead Frank “Bo” deWindt II explained:
“The fans have been asking for it and we’re here to deliver. Thanks to the revival of the fighting genre this year there hasn’t been a better time to release such a fun and exciting fighter like Battle Fantasia on the PlayStation Network.”
More through the link.
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7 comments
#1
Talyis
13/07/09, 9:36 pm
Whats with the Xbox 360 tag I thought it was exclusive you even talk about the 360 in the post. This happens alot with PS3 exclusive stuff you put the 360 in there eve Gameinformer put Killzone 2 saying it was on the 360 on some other PS3 exclusives saying its only on 360!
#2
theevilaires
13/07/09, 11:19 pm
oh this looks good
#3
Suikoden Fan
13/07/09, 11:23 pm
why did kotaku say we got this game in the eu last year? we got it in february/march time, in the uk it was a game exclusive.
#4
Bleak Harvest
14/07/09, 1:40 am
Hate to break this to you guys, but it’s not that good. Played the JP version this time last year… just an “okay” title. Anything more than $15 should come with a little caution label. It’s beautiful, but kinda broken.
#5
theevilaires
14/07/09, 1:54 am
i believe you bleak, 1943 doesn’t feel like its worth $15
#6
Hunam
14/07/09, 2:08 am
360/PS3 versions came out in EU this year, just before SF4… which was a stupid time to release a fighting game really.
#7
OrphanageExplosion
14/07/09, 12:51 pm
And according to Eurogamer, both versions are under 1.5GB in their retail disc format. The data would even fit on a UMD! That’s smaller than some demos, making it perfect for digital distribution.