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Code of Princess Gets Elegant Unboxing Video

ATLUS has released an elegant new unboxing video for Code of Princess which is an action RPG brawler for Nintendo 3DS with cooperative and competitive multiplayer. Code of Princess will give up to four players the chance to experience intense action combined with the fun from arcade side-scrolling beat 'em ups in this beautiful RPG.  Players can join challenges with up to four friends cooperatively or battle against each other in competitive play.  These modes will be available locally or online via Nintendo Network. Code of Princess will release soon exclusively for Nintendo 3DS.  For more information, visit http://www.atlus.com/codeofprincess.


"Developed by an all-star team of industry veterans, Code of Princess is unlike anything else available for Nintendo 3DS," commented Tim Pivnicny, Vice President of Sales and Marketing at ATLUS.  "Fans of action will savor the game's combat, which is loaded with satisfying chain attacks and plenty of depth-both in terms of attack options and also quite literally in the sense that battlefields employ a three-railed design, letting players move forward and back as tactics dictate. Fans of RPGs will relish the ability to level and improve their characters, converting their gained experience into boosts for the stats that best suit their play style and tactics.  This appealing amalgam of game designs is wrapped in a beautiful package, boasting lovingly rendered and animated characters and eye-catching flurries of punches and kicks.  With something for virtually every kind of old-school gamer and with an esteemed pedigree to draw upon, Code of Princess is certain to be one of the most anticipated Nintendo 3DS games of the year."

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