Nihon Falcom published today a trailer featuring both The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki and it’s sequel Ao No Kiseki to celebrate the victory of an Award for Excellence at the Japan Game Awards 2011.
The PlayStation 4 versions of The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki and The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki will launch on April 23 and May 28 in Japan, respectively, for 3,980 yen at retail and 3,800 yen via download, Falcom announced. Falcom also announced more new features on top of the initially announced …
The long awaited patch for Ao no Kiseki or The Legend of Heroes: Trails To Azure has been released.
Finally, while I would love to have an official translation for both Crossbell games. At least having access to fan translation is pretty nice - although one of them is a little rough around the edges.
Why wouldn’t the writer put a link to the patch in his article? It’s not illegal to do that, only if he provides a link to the games image or a pre patched rom would there be a problem.
VGChartz's Adam Cartwright: "At times I find myself thinking Vita has been far better supported than it should’ve been based on sales – there are some localized games I still can’t believe we got in the west at all. The latter part of the Vita’s lifespan has been given a strong pulse thanks to incredible efforts by a number of different publishers to bring titles across, yet there are still a number of games which have slipped through the cracks for various reasons. And in many cases it’s a real shame, because most of these games look absolutely stunning.
In this article, I’ll be looking at a number of these titles – examining what they are, why I think they should’ve come west, and various suggestions for why they didn’t. "
These all look like great titles, except Koei Tecmo Otome. Dont know if thats my cup of tea. If most of these titles made it even with english subtitles, i would support them.
