Yep, Mana Khemia is making its way to PSP's outside of Japan

by Nick Doerr { Jul 16th 2008 at 7:00PM }

Even though it saw release on the PlayStation 2 a few months ago, NIS America has confirmed the rumors that Mana Khemia is making its way onto PSP's in the US. This enhanced port will feature the core game, plus some new multiplayer support options. You can also choose to install portions of the game onto a memory stick to reduce load times. This enhanced port will make its appearance this September.

[Via PSPHyper]

Tags: mana-khemia, nippon-ichi, nippon-ichi-software, nis-america, nisa

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

Joe @ Jul 16th 2008 7:28PM

I am so glad NIS America is bringing these games to the PSP in the US and I hope they will make many more.

I am a big fan of NIS and so I will have to pick this up.

I hope this sells well for more PSP games to get made.

c_judicator @ Jul 16th 2008 7:29PM

Oh hell yes. I hadn't even heard rumors about this, and it's already due in two months? Bravo NIS, bravo.

andwhyisit @ Jul 16th 2008 7:32PM

HOLY S**T!

Please come to Australia, if not I will do nearly ANYTHING to get this game. *drools*

daniel-kun @ Jul 17th 2008 2:25AM

Well, importing should be enough.
But then again, you could also build an Altar, sacrifice your first-born and pray to the god of j-culture to decent to earth and translate it to australian English.
Maybe that's a bit too much, though

Amos @ Jul 16th 2008 7:34PM

Installing on the PSP? I wish they would have used that option from the beginning of the PSP's life. Some of the load times on early PSP games are downright horrendous.

daniel-kun @ Jul 17th 2008 2:26AM

What I hate much more is the loud sound the PSP makes when loading from UMD

cafecito @ Jul 16th 2008 7:58PM

I couldn't find any PSP videos on youtube, but the PS2 ones look pretty sweet. It's a great thing to finally see some great JRPGs come across the ocean =)

Hope there's a bonus for preorders, too, when a release date is announced O_o

rikki @ Jul 16th 2008 8:05PM

I was thinking of getting this one, but a fair number of owners of the PS2 version say it's far too easy.

Might pick it up after a few price drops, though.