Lo and behold the first English language trailer for Project X Zone, due out in North America on June 25 and Europe on July 5. You'll note a lack of voices, but it's already been confirmed the final game will retain the original Japanese voice track.
In other Project X Zone news, Namco Bandai confirmed the game will include a mini-art book, poster, and music CD. The whole package will run you no less than $39.99.
Source: Siliconera (thanks, MAX!)
'In other Project X Zone news, Namco Bandai confirmed the game will include with a mini-art book, poster, and music CD.'
ReplyDeleteAs long as that CD has all the Megaman themes present in game, I'll be one happy camper. Once again. Thank you Namco for being willing to take such a big gamble.
A strategy RPG bearing familiar Capcom characters...
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the Mega Man NT Warrior Trading Card Game I never wanted...
I love Bamco rightn now! First Tales of Xillia LE and now Project X Zone with bonus stuff!
ReplyDeleteWhere can I pre order this? On Namco's site? Amazon? GameStop?
ReplyDelete@Rockman Craze
ReplyDeleteIf you think SRPGs have anything in common with card games, then you don't know shit about videogames.
Then again, you're the idiot who wants nothing but 8-bit and 16-bit sidescrollers for Megaman and nothing more. You're part of the cancer killing Megaman off.
Please, get out.
@10:29pm Anonymous responding to Rockman Craze
ReplyDeleteWhoa there, simmer down. Even if the man (woman?) is grossly misinformed about SRPGs (I guess?), no need to resort to ad hominem attacks.
And the only "cancer killing Megaman off" is CAPCOM themselves.
Fans don't cancel Megaman games; CAPCOM cancels Megaman games.
I'm out.
@Captain: No he knows. He literally hates on any part of the franchise that isn't Classic or X. Look at his post on the FPS Megaman story and you'll see.
ReplyDeleteJust put my pre-order on this about an hour ago.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait.
I wonder if my EB Games will break street date again like with Fire Emblem Awakening and Assassin's Creed 3...
Have they cut out the character voices?! Blasphemy if that was the actual case!
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