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Valkyria Chronicles 2 revealed for PSP

By Heath | July 14, 2009 at 10:45 pm

RPG Land was throwing you a massive hint last fall when we mentioned “aiming at mothereffing space” in our Valkyria Chronicles review. Because now, appropriately, during Jog at the Moon, we’re glad to reveal a sequel for PSP. Of the few details known thus far, we know Valkyria Chronicles 2 will center around the themes of school and war. The main characters appear to be students in Gallia’s Royal Military Academy, called “Lanciel.” At this time, it seems as though the students will be abe to undertake side missions in addition to their story-driven quests. Stay tuned for more details. Here’s the first Famitsu scan:

XSeed still considering LUNAR PSP translation options

By Heath | July 13, 2009 at 9:42 pm

Where better to begin our Jog at the Moon than with an update about LUNAR: Silver Star Harmony?
Many gamers have wondered about the dialogue in the upcoming LUNAR port to PSP. At this point in time, XSeed is still evaluating English translation options redarding LUNAR‘s North American version. Whether the popular Working Designs translation will be used, in whole or in part, remains unknown. When RPG Land knows something, so will you.

RPG Land to JOG AT THE MOON

By Heath | July 13, 2009 at 9:33 pm

We needed to do something drastic this summer. Something big — nay, something huge. We should run somewhere! Well, no, how’s about a jog instead? And to where? To the sun? Ef that, let’s go somewhere cooler, literally and figuratively. Sounds like…THE MOON. July 13-17, we’ll be walking right in the doors of some of the biggest development and publishing houses in all of RPGLand (I used our name as if it were a real, physical place!), asking tough questions, and you better believe they won’t be telling us sh–.

RPG Deals 7/12 – 7/18

By Russ | July 12, 2009 at 7:23 pm

Summer is the time for community and the occasional deal.
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Black Sigil divides RPG Land reviewers

By Heath | July 12, 2009 at 10:35 am

Tim Olsen and Joseph Wartick have finished Black Sigil: Blade of the Exiled and written up their thoughts. The two men seem to disagree with each other. Nerdfight? …Nah, we’re far too lazy.

Check Joseph Wartick’s Black Sigil review,
and then dig Tim Olsen’s Black Sigil review as well.

Dragon Quest IX to Japan: “I’m kind of a big deal”

By Heath | July 12, 2009 at 4:13 am

Fun Fact: In Japan, as the first part of a census, the government simply releases a Dragon Quest game and counts the people waiting on the street as its single male demographic. Step one, taken care of! Here are pictures of the lines and launch-day love in Japan.

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