The Legend of Heroes drops to retail stores
More than 50 hours of fantasy role-play now available for the PSP. November 15th, 2005 (1:35pm) - Bandai today announced that The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion for the PSP has shipped to retail outlets. This beautiful role-playing game recounts the epic tale of Avin, a 17-year old boy in search of his sister who was taken by the disciples of Octum, the god of Darkness. With a trusty animal companion at his side, Avin must journey through one of the most dazzling 3-D environments available on the PSP system.
"The Legend of Heroes truly delivers the classic elements of a traditional role-playing game: a fully-fleshed out fantasy universe, an incredible storyline, and a large cast of characters," said Brian Glazebrook, Production Manager at Bandai Games. "With Minako Iwasakis outstanding character designs and meticulously detailed world, this game is the best looking role-playing title on the PSP this holiday season." Developed by legendary Nihon Falcom in Tokyo, The Legend of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion is the second installment in a remarkable Japanese series known as "Gagharv Trilogy." Featuring more than 100 distinctive characters, over 50 hours of gameplay, and an extensive storyline, the game will bewitch both casual gamers and role-playing enthusiasts alike. The Legends of Heroes: A Tear of Vermillion is rated "T" for Teen and retails at $39.99. Reported by Elias Dounis on November 15th, 2005 (1:35pm)
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