Ratalaika Games and Shinyuden have brought another classic Sega RPG back to life with the release of Vixen 357. While the game hasn’t entirely aged gracefully, it’s a campy and fun romp through mecha history. Bonus points: it’s not Traysia!
The last time anyone outside Japan could get a new copy of Langrisser was right before grunge took over the radio. Now it’s available for modern audiences alongside its sequel, and seekers of tactical action should definitely investigate.
The Langrisser I & II remakes arrive in Japan next month. A new trailer has surfaced that shows the many features the remake will provide.
The upcoming Langrisser I & II Remake is getting a demo in Japan. The demo will be released in February ahead of a full release in April.
Those looking to get their hands on Langrisser I & II in February will have to wait a few more months. The remakes have been delayed in Japan.
An old RPG series gets a new collection and trailer. Langrisser I & II resurrects on PS4 and Switch with an official release date.
Langrisser’s revival looks like it will be more than just the 3DS title from a couple of years ago, with the first two games getting full remakes. However, those hoping it will result in more designs from Satoshi Urushihara are likely to be disappointed.
If it had crossed the Pacific, usurping Shining Force II’s status as (probably) the Genesis’ best tactical game was not going to happen, but this game remains a worthy diversion for anyone with an interest in the system’s less-known offerings.
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