Bandai unveils the cover for Macross Ace Frontier as the game climb up steadily in the pre-order charts of Play-Asia and Amazon Japan, the game will be out in Japan early October. On the other hand, the beautifully illustrated cover on the right belong to Ranshima Monogatari Lair Land Story: Shoujo no Yakujou, Arc System.
WTMG's Oliver Shellding: "Standing proudly as a title with amazing blends of gaming components and ferocious variety, this is one of the few sims that I not only really enjoyed, but it convinced me to keep coming back again and again. I have two save files going right now, and I’m determined to see if Buff Chilia will have a better life than Nun Chilia. It’s the portable princess sim that I want and I deserve, and fans of the genre will really get engaged with Herol and Chilia’s story. There’s so much more to explore, and I personally will make time between future games to see just how happy an ending I can get for this orphan."
"The London-based (the UK) video games publisher PQube and the Tokyo-based (Japan) indie games publisher/developer Circle Entertainment, today announced with great thrill and delight that their anime-styled fantasy raising-sim "Lair Land Story" is now available for PC (via Steam) and the Nintendo Switch (via the Nintendo Eshop)." - Jonas Ek, TGG.
The only drawback with Macross is the communication since it remains a Japanese-only import title. So if you do end up with the game you might not find anyone else in the states playing unless you find other means to get the ad hoc to work over the web. To break this down you have high flying intense battles with numerous customization and smart A.I. opponents with the addition of being able to take the battles towards other human combatants in a free for all vs. match and with one drawback being only in Japanese. Honestly PSP World is still sold and would suggest others to give this import a shot, because you never know they might just bring it to the United States.
