Ys VIII Localisation Patch Now Available
The Big Hole is no more. Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana’s localisation patch is now live bringing updated dialogue, names, terminology, and voice acting to the game.
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Ys VIII PC Release Delayed Again
Unfortunately for those waiting for Ys VIII on PC, it has been delayed again, this time indefinitely. The localisation patch for the PS4 and Vita versions will still be hitting at the end of this month, however.
The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 Set for March
We knew that a new The Witch and the Hundred Knight game was heading towards North America and Europe. NIS America has now put out an exact date of arrival.
Ys VIII PC Version, Localisation Patch Date Announced
The updated localisation of Ys VIII will be arriving at the end of January. Its arrival also heralds the game’s PC release.
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Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana PS4 Review
Adol’s newest adventure, available on both the Playstation 4 and the Playstation Vita, finally makes its way to Europe and the U.S. What’s behind the curse of the Isle of Seiren and the mysterious events surrounding it? Uncover the truth in Falcom’s latest action-packed entry to the Ys franchise.
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