Aksys localizing Mimana Iyar Chronicles for UMD, PSN

by Andrew Yoon { Oct 23rd 2009 at 4:00PM }

It's a surprising that a game with the pedigree of the Lunar series hasn't found its way stateside yet. Aksys is showing even more love for PlayStation fans by announcing plans to localize the JRPG for both a UMD and PSN release.

Mimana Iyar Chronicles is a traditional 2D JRPG from Kogado Studios and Premium Agency, featuring anime cutscenes and a real-time battle system. It's currently scheduled for a Spring 2010 release, meaning we're bound to find out more about the game closer to release.

Gallery: Mimana Iyar Chronicles

Tags: aksys, jrpg, mimana-iyar-chronicles, psn

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

L @ Oct 23rd 2009 4:42PM

The girls are at higher levels than the guys, thought I'd point it out.

charlie b. @ Oct 23rd 2009 6:59PM

how's that relevant to the game? just wondering.

sniper_dmaa @ Oct 23rd 2009 10:35PM

For sure a must buy! Take a look at the system battle: http://www.gunghoworks.jp/game/mimana/system/system3.html

brettjr @ Oct 24th 2009 12:12AM

God! Just call it a rpg game please. There's no reason to force the "j" on to it.

killdash9 @ Oct 24th 2009 2:13AM

“Mimana Iyar Chronicles is a great mix of fast-paced, real-time action battles combined with a slew of girls to accompany you along the way,” states Frank “Bo” deWindt II, Associate Producer, Aksys Games. “With your ladies by your side on your epic quest to save the world, no one can stand in your way!" From the press release.

killdash9 @ Oct 24th 2009 2:15AM

I'd like to post an amusing quote from the Aksys press release, but the comment system won't let me. Is it waiting for a bribe or something?

cylet @ Oct 24th 2009 4:26PM

NEEED FOOTAGE

cafecito @ Oct 26th 2009 1:33AM

Oh my, I hadn't seen or heard anything about this game at all... shame on me!! I'm loving those battle sprites!!

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