Corpse Party: Book of Shadows chilling PSP this winter

Huzzah PSP owners, you're all invited to a party! Xseed Games is giving a reading from the Book of Shadows and bids you join it. Actually, that's a lie I told to introduce this story. In truth, Xseed has announced it's bringing anime-inspired horror-adventure sequel Corpse Party: Book of Shadows westwards this winter for PSP. No one wants to invite you to their party.

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Huzzah PSP owners, you're all invited to a party! XSEED Games is giving a reading from the Book of Shadows and bids you join it. Actually, that's a lie I told to introduce this story. In truth, XSEED has announced it's bringing anime-inspired horror-adventure sequel Corpse Party: Book of Shadows westwards this winter for PSP. No one wants to invite you to their party.

Book of Shadows packs eight self-contained short stories of spooky puzzling, XSEED explains in a guest post on the PlayStation.Blog, including some going back to the evil events at the Heavenly Host Elementary School in the original Corpse Party.

Book of Shadows was released in Japan before the original even hit North America.

To celebrate today's announcement, XSEED is putting the original on sale for two weeks. From tomorrow, it'll be $9.99 thanks to a 50% discount in the PlayStation Store.

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    October 22, 2012 1:30 PM

    Alice O'Connor posted a new article, Corpse Party: Book of Shadows chilling PSP this winter.

    Huzzah PSP owners, you're all invited to a party! Xseed Games is giving a reading from the Book of Shadows and bids you join it. Actually, that's a lie I told to introduce this story. In truth, Xseed has announced it's bringing anime-inspired horror-adventure sequel Corpse Party: Book of Shadows westwards this winter for PSP. No one wants to invite you to their party.

    LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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      October 22, 2012 1:37 PM

      Why PSP?

      LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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        October 22, 2012 2:54 PM

        Makes sense, Sony's older platforms have always been supported after the next gen came around. Take the PS2 for example. Plus it's a sequel to a very niche game.

        You'll most likely be able to play it on the Vita as a PSP title off of PSN.

        LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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        October 22, 2012 2:57 PM

        The original Japanese release was in 2011.

        LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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      October 22, 2012 3:10 PM

      goddamnit japan....

      LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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      October 22, 2012 3:22 PM

      Where the HELL is my Grand Knights History, XSEED?? >:(

      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Knights_History

      LOLINFUNFTAGWTFWOWAWW
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