Aqua Style announced its popular Mystery Gensokyo: Tower of Desire is releasing on PlayStation 4 and the version will feature new elements. Details are yet to be revealed.
NIS America is bringing Touhou Genso Wanderer, released in Japan as Mystery Gensokyo: The Tower of Desire, to PlayStation 4 and PS Vita both physically and digitally in early 2017, the company announced.
Today the Japanese developer Aqua Style introduced its line-up for the end of the year and for the beginning of 2016 with a livestream on Nico Nico, and also broadcasted a trailer, showing off what you can expect.
Good luck getting Vita owners to buy that DLC after you just took a piss on them by porting Gensokyo to PS4.
This is a japanese only game. Japan prefers mobile/handheld by and large compared to the west because they have busier lifestyles and are generally always out and about. Handhelds are perfect for them on the whole. Porting it to ps4 is not going to make any busy japanese gamers feel cheated as they probably wouldn't have the time to play an RPG only at home.
Touhou Project indie developer Aqua Style is bringing Mystery Gensokyo: Tower of Desire, which it launched for PS Vita in Japan in June, to PlayStation 4 in April 2016, the developer announced. The PlayStation 4 version of the dungeon RPG will feature new elements still to be detailed and cost 4,600 yen.
Aqua Style also shared a number of other new announcements.
The PS Vita version of Mystery Gensokyo: Tower of Desire, will receive a second downloadable expansion in the form of “The Bullet Reporter” on November 27 for 700 yen. It follows a short, standalone story where Aya Shameimaru and Momiji Inubashiri tackle an accident that happened on Youkai Mountain.
Those PS4 games I can't wait to my hands on it.