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A 13-minute gameplay video of The God and Fate Revolution Paradox has been released by Nippon Ichi. It’s the studio’s 20th anniversary PS3 RPG set for release January 24 in Japan. A western release has yet to be confirmed, but you can still drool over the trailer below. Thanks, Gematsu.

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The God and Fate Revolution Paradox, Nippon Ichi’s 20th anniversary celebratory PlayStation 3 RPG (which, as you may recall, I decided we would all call Kamipara in the manner of the clearly sensible Japanese press), includes appearances from Disgaea series characters. Regular guest star Asagi has been confirmed, while Raspberyl from Disgaea 3 and Valvatorez from Disgaea 4 have been teased. Some screens and art of the cameos are available on Siliconera. The RPG has not been confirmed for western release.

And that’s really saying something. The God and Fate Revolution Paradox (henceforth and forever known by Japanese shortening Kamipara) has generated a huge number of new screens showing off Nippon Ichi’s delayed strategy RPG, which is part of a sudden rush of anniversary titles. You’ll have to visit Gematsu to see them, as there are 133 and friends, though I love you, I won’t risk carpal tunnel. The PlayStation 3 exclusive Kamipara (see how much easier that is?) has not been dated for western release, but hits Japan in late January.

The God and Fate Revolution Paradox has – besides from having an ace name – been delayed in Japan. Meanwhile Nippon Ichi’s anime-tastic RPG has yet to receive a western PS3 release date.

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Following magazine leaks earlier in the week, Nippon Ichi brought its 20th Anniversary conference forward by one day to officially unveil The God and Fate Revolution Paradox and two more new games.

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Nippon Ichi has announced its 20th anniversary PS3 game will be the RPG Kamisama to Unmei Kakumei Paradox, which translated into English is The God and Fate Revolution Paradox. According to the latest issue of Dengeki PlayStation, the game from Team Disgaea will start a young boy who becomes a god who is being tasked with granting wished to people with the help of an angel. The game is being illustrated by Noizi Ito, produced by Shuhei Shinkawa, and directed by Masahiro Yamamoto. Shirogumi, Inc., the Japanese studio which creates cinematics for games such as Dark Souls, Disgaea 4, Baten Kaitos and other forms of entertainment, is behind the animation. Nippon Ichi’s second anniversary title, Special Report Division, is due in Japan in August. Thanks, Gematsu.