Nihon Falcom released the opening movie for its latest The Legend of Heroes title, Hajimari no Kiseki. The developer also provided new screenshots showing more returning characters and some additional side content.
A new update for Hajimari no Kiseki focuses on some more returning characters. The title will also feature the return of the Who Wants to Be a Mirannaire? mini-game.
Nihon Falcom has released a three-minute trailer for The Legend of Heroes: Hajimari no Kiseki. The developer also provided details on the game’s True Reverie Corridor dungeon and Magical Girl Alisa RS spin-off mini-game.
Nihon Falcom released a new trailer for its newest Legend of Heroes title, Hajimari no Kiseki. The video shows many of the characters appearing in the game, which hits Japan this August.
While western RPGamers await Trails of Cold Steel IV, Japan is gearing up for the latest entry in the series. Nihon Falcom also revealed some more characters appearing in the upcoming Hajimari no Kiseki.
Nihon Falcom updated the Japanese website for Hajimari no Kiseki, introducing the brand new, third playable party in the game. It also provided details about the game’s Cross Story System, where players can freely switch between its main protagonists’ stories.
Nihon Falcom released new screenshots for Hajimari no Kiseki, showing some more returning characters from previous Legend of Heroes titles. Like usual, fans of the series should beware of spoilers for earlier games.
Nihon Falcom has provided some new screenshots for the newest Legend of Heroes title, Hajimari no Kiseki. This batch shows some returning characters from previous titles in the series.
Nihon Falcom has provided release dates for the Legend of Heroes’ Crossbell Saga on PlayStation 4. The developer also revealed some extra features coming to the new versions of the games.
Nihon Falcom has announced a new entry in the Trails series. Hajimari no Kiseki will follow three different main protagonists and come to Japan this summer, shortly after the series’ Crossbell saga hits the console.
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