Operation Darkness

Atlus releases eight new images of Operation Darkness. This Tactical-RPG is available since late 2007 in Japan but we'll have to wait until June 24th to grab it in the United-States. We're still waiting for any detail concerning a hypothetical European release.

Atlus has announced that they are bringing Operation Darkness to the US, with a launch in June and a demo in early May. We have some images from the western localized version of the game inside, in it's full 1080p "glory" - as graphics isn't exactly this game's strong point. The assets were also sent out to European press folks, so here's hoping for a release in Europe too.

Yeah ! Five new images of Operation Darkness, a rather obscure T-RPG including nazi vampires, werewolves, pirates and Godzilla. Needless to say, I am truly waiting for this game which unfortunately will never leave Japan. Poor World...

I bet the vast majority of you guys forgot all about Operation Darkness, a japanese SRPG announced quite some time ago. I admit I'm of those, so I was a bit surprised when I saw this series of new images. As a reminder, this is a strategy role playing game taking place in an alternate WWII setting with fantasy elements like wereworf nazis, SAS troops with magical powers...

Success today put online this trailer of Operation Darkness, all in Japanese. Many will probably just assume that this is just another WW2 game to be left in the shadows, but this one actually takes on a whole new genre (for WW2 that is). The video will explain it all, but it's a mix of action, RPG and strategy - something close to Advance Wars.

Small japanese developer Success corp. published today first screenies of their debut Xbox360 title; Operation Darkness. Game seems to be some sort of SRPG set in WW2, bit strange combination maybe. Operation Darkness will be released this winter in Japan.

Microsoft published the list of upcoming japanese games coming to Xbox 360. Some games are still unnamed and are not listed here. Looks like some japanese developers are willing to let Microsoft get a second chance after the disaster that was the first Xbox in Japan.