Valkyrie Profile & Xenosaga dates in Japan released

by Dan Choi { Mar 3rd 2006 at 4:30AM }

1UP's got a few Japanese release dates ready for Xenosaga III and Tri-Ace's Valkyrie Profile games.

Valkyrie Profile Lenneth (the PSP remake of the original VP) actually came out in Japan the other day, while Silmeria (the all-new PS2 prequel to Lenneth) is set for release on June 22nd.

Xenosaga III, meanwhile, makes its debut (and closes out at least the current-gen storyline) on July 6th. We're not sure about the release dates of these titles outside of Japan, but 1UP currently lists US dates as 8/1/2006 for 'saga, 9/15/2006 for Lenneth, and 9/20/2006 for Silmeria. Without official announcements, however, they're just good guesses.

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Stu @ Mar 3rd 2006 5:18AM

Oh man I remember Valkyrie Profile from PSX that game was amazing, the combat system was so unique. Everything about the game was awesome.

32_Footsteps @ Mar 3rd 2006 9:27AM

Okay, I'm really wondering if 1up is just pulling those dates out of rear-facing orifices. September 15 is a Friday, and September 20 is a Wednesday. Except for when companies want to do something on numerologically interesting dates (like August 8, September 9, and the like), they release games on Tuesdays. I really doubt we'll see American versions of the VP games ship on those dates.

However, August 1 is a Tuesday, so at least that sounds realistic.

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