Why R1 and not R3?
I thought easier to buy DLC (if any in future) with R3 version?

I'm thinking of getting for the PSV in future and my PSV is using R1, so it's kinda obvious why I would want to get that instead of R3
Plus, R3 takes forever to get the DLCs.

US PSN cards can be bought like almost anywhere now, garage sales have so many people selling it.

just r1 games sometimes release abit late.

Well, to be exact, I am actually getting a R3 JP game, means it's cheaper than its counterpart! Pretty sure HK is going to get the mega title exactly on the release date!

If it's the same case as my R3 JP 1 piece PW2 in which I can even play with players from JPN/KOR, as well as with Chinese version,
then YES,

This post has been edited by El-LoboSolitario: Jul 16 2013, 03:46 PM

The sorceress looks so big...I mean, beautiful in this pic.

If anyone has a problem with her assets, she only has this to say:

Looking forward for the game .. oh ya just bought vita .. can u please add me .. Roket-Knight tq

Been a while since I last touched my PS3/PSV though.
You can just add my R1 account(check sig) if you want to add for PSV, since I'm using my R1 account for my PSV.

Ok .. u gonna buy the ps3 or the psvita version .. damn muramasa game exciting

As mentioned before, will be getting the PS3 version.
I might get the PSV version in a later date.

what is the sorceress eating???

looks yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmy

eee..the game fighting look so like muramasa...

Eh, are you oblivious of the fact that the game is being developed by the same team who developed muramasa ?
In fact, this game is the sole reason why the muramasa is not getting any DLC atm ...

You are correct. Dragon's Crown & Muramasa were created by George Kamitani.



This post has been edited by nwk: Jul 19 2013, 03:54 PM

14 minutes gameplay

got any combo sale ?i want to buy bouth PS3 + PS vita ..

as far as I know, there is no combo sale. you will have to buy the ps3 & vita versions separately.

Nice share! Thanks!
Hell yeah! Few more days and it's here!!

Dragon's Crown somehow reminds me of the nostalgic great game of SFC, Secret of Mana 3...

This post has been edited by El-LoboSolitario: Jul 22 2013, 08:21 AM

Atlus is still unveiling new details on the upcoming side scrolling JRPG by Vanillaware.

Today we learn that the game will have three different level caps depending on the level of difficulty. Upon challenging the game for the first time only “Normal” difficulty will be available, with a level cap of 35. Meeting certain conditions linked to the story will unlock the ”Hard” mode, bringing a level cap of 65 and allowing more room for progression.

Upon clearing Hard mode players will unlock “Inferno” difficulty, that brings the level cap up to 99. And that’s not all, as clearing Inferno mode will unlock the Labyrinth of Chaos, an automatically generated dungeon that changes every time it’s challenged.

The publisher also announced that there’ll be items that will allow a reset of learned skills, but those items will be acquired only upon meeting some rather challenging conditions

http://www.dualshockers.com/2013/07/21/dra...ficulty-levels/

fuuuuh, finally a game that have high reply value