With appetites suitably whetted, GamerSquad duly set out to secure a little more information regarding Valhalla Knights on the PlayStation Portable as it prepares to weigh anchor off European shores.
Thanks to the fine folk at publisher Rising Star Games and developer K2, they were able to nab a little one-on-one time with the game's producer (via translation) for some insider information on the world of Valhalla Knights.
"In a surprising turn of events, it seems that Valhalla Knights is listed for free on the PlayStation Store. "
For those wondering, this doesn't require PlayStation Plus and WILL work on the Vita! Really no excuse not to download it.
Okay, now they are handing out free games to everyone... Got it! I have to update my memory card asap.
Not free for me.. :C
Indian PSN gets same stuff as EU.
Can anyone from EU confirm if they are able to get this?
Edit 1
Confirmed by @jackanderson1985.
This is US only promotion. As of now. Will keep trying.
Edit 2
@jackanderson
€4.61 here :P
not working for me on the EU store
edit: listed as €6.49 on the irish site so dunno if that applies to the rest of the EU or UK
us store got it. just picked it up. not sure if its a promotion or mistake.
Thank you for the information. It seems like a kind gesture from XSeed games to get people interested in the series. If I enjoy it enough I'll definitely check out Valhalla Knights 3.
Riding high in the attentions of many core gamers currently thanks to the revelation of the autumn line-up, Rising Star Games are set to capture the audience yet again with the launch of a new sale on PlayStation Network. Available now and running for more than a fortnight, gamers can pick-up some of the PlayStation Portable’s (PSP) brightest stars for a greatly reduced price.
Rising Star Games has today revealed its line-up for 2009. Consisting of over ten exciting new titles from Japan, the selection includes casual titles Harvest Fishing, Animal Kororo and Mah-Jongg, highly anticipated Role-Playing Games Steal Princess, My World My Way and Avalon Code as well as the impressive Rygar: The Battle of Argus and Valhalla Knights: Eldar Saga. The 2009 line-up will also continue to be promoted under the 'Home of Japanese Games' campaign, which runs for the duration of the year.
