Embark on an
Epic Journey
With Dungeon
Explorer
Warriors of
Ancient Arts
Hudson
Entertainment
Brings
Classic
Action RPG
Franchise to
PSP®
(PlayStation®
Portable)
and Nintendo
DS Next Year
REDWOOD
SHORES,
Calif.,
November 15,
2007 -
Hudson
Entertainment,
the North
American
publishing
arm for
Hudson Soft,
announced
today that
it is
bringing
Dungeon
Explorer
Warriors of
Ancient Arts
to North
America in
early 2008
for the PSP®
(PlayStation®
Portable)
and Nintendo
DS. Each
version of
the game
will feature
a unique
story with
epic
battles, an
all new
assortment
of weapons
and many
unique
fighting
styles. Like
the classic
game, the
new versions
will feature
deep and
customizable
multiplayer
adventuring.
Dungeon
Explorer:
Warriors of
Ancient Arts
will be
available
February
2008.
In the game
for the PSP
system,
players are
trained in
weaponry and
mystical
forces as
Warriors of
Ancient
Arts. On a
quest and
ready to
uncover the
fate of a
legendary
kingdom,
gamers will
prepare to
battle
demonic
forces and
monstrous
creatures.
DE: WAA
features
hundreds of
variations
of weapons,
armor and
equipment
that can be
chosen and
upgraded
throughout
the
adventure to
defeat
enemies.
Unique for
the PSP
system,
players have
the ability
to choose
their
warfare
style with
more than
150
different
kinds of
fighting
arts,
including
Big Bang
Arts,
allowing
three
players to
team up to
triple their
destructive
power in
Ad-Hoc
Multiplayer
mode.
In the DS
version,
gamers find
themselves
in a land
plagued by a
legion of
undead,
monstrous
soldiers.
Commanded by
the Demon
God, the
Evil Menace
is
determined
on bringing
Westoria
Kingdom to
its final
days. The
story takes
place
centuries
after the
events of
the PSP
version, as
a legend
foretells of
a hero who
will rise to
face the
threat.
Gamers must
rediscover
the lost
Ancient
Fighting
Arts of
Westoria in
order to
restore
peace to a
once
sprawling
and vibrant
kingdom.
With more
than 60
different
fighting
arts across
8 lost
Ancient
Fighting Art
schools,
players can
become a
skilled
warrior to
successfully
wage battle
against
dangerous
enemies such
as the Demon
God's undead
soldiers,
mutated
monsters,
and an army
of ancient
automatons.
To assist in
battle, the
game offers
hundreds of
weapons,
armor and
equipment;
all can be
upgraded
along the
way. Players
can also
choose from
three hero
races and
three
character
classes to
form a
unique
warrior for
battle. For
a group
effort, 3
players can
join forces
to battle
the Demon
god's
minions via
Nintendo's
Wireless
Connection.
"Bringing a
classic
franchise
like Dungeon
Explorer to
the handheld
gaming
systems of
today
continues
Hudson's
pledge to
deliver
engaging new
content to
gamers,
while
tapping into
the
nostalgia of
the popular
series,"
said John
Greiner,
President
and CEO of
Hudson
Entertainment.
"Dungeon
Explorer
updates the
much loved
series with
an all-new
engaging
story and
introduces
new RPG
gameplay
elements
never before
seen in a
handheld
game."
For more
information
on Hudson
Entertainment
or Dungeon
Explorer
Warriors of
Ancient
Arts, please
visit
www.hudsonentertainment.com.
About Hudson
Entertainment
Hudson
Entertainment
is the North
American
publishing
arm of
Hudson Soft,
an
international
provider of
games and
entertainment
content
founded in
1973. Hudson
introduced
best-selling
videogame
franchises
including
Bomberman,
Bonk, and
Super
Adventure
Island.
Hudson
Entertainment
focuses on
four key
businesses:
Console
games,
digital
download
content,
mobile
games, and
music.
Hudson's
mobile
division
has been a
leading
supplier of
games and
personalized
content.
Through
numerous
partnerships
with record
labels,
Hudson has
become a
leading
provider of
hip-hop ring
tones and
mobile
content.
Hudson
Entertainment,
and Hudson
Soft and
their
respective
logos are
trademarks
and/or
registered
trademarks
of Hudson
Soft.
Dungeon
Explorer ©
2007 Hudson
Entertainent,
Inc. All
rights
reserved.
Published by
Hudson
Entertainment,
Inc. © 2007
Hudson
Entertainment,
Inc. All
rights
reserved.