Atlus USA announces Gungnir for PSP

Posted By | On 03rd, Jan. 2012

PSP gets a new title from Atlus, named Gungir. It is scheduled to launch this year and the pre-orders have begun. They’ve also released a trailer which you can check below, and also the section for the game on Atlus’ website. The full website is coming soon according to them.

You can see the details about the game in the pic below. The game will be available on PSN and also on Retail.

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