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The music for Code of Princess’ “Empurrium” — it’s a store run by a cat, naturally — is one of my favorite shop themes. It’s a silly tune that sounds like something like Cibo Matto would have produced back in the day.

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I’m glad someone was able to give Code of Princess’ Solange the advice many of us have wanted to offer her but couldn’t, due to the current limitations of video games.

Again, loving Atlus’ localization of this 3DS game. Someone recently asked us if the hilarious script veers much from the original Japanese story, but I’ve no idea. Could any of you drop some knowledge on that?

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[Via Venceremos]

His new kung-fu technique is unstoppable. I love that even in games that are short on story like Code of Princess, Atlus puts in the work to make the dialogue quirky and funny enough that you’ll want to keep playing to hear what characters will say next. I appreciate that, Atlus.

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Code of Princess, that Guardian Heroes-eque game for 3DS, is coming to the U.S. this September, thanks to Atlus.

I thought for sure that if anyone picked this up, it would be Xseed or Aksys, as Atlus’ days of publishing super-niche handheld games seemed to be behind the company. Remember when Atlus was localizing crazy, unmarketable stuff like The Dark Spire and My World, My Way?

The U.S. cover isn’t nearly as packed as the Japanese version, but you’ll still get a lot for your money if you pick this up — preorders will include the Code of Princess Sound & Visual Book, which features artwork from Kinu Nishimura and music from ACE’s soundtrack.

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[Thanks, MaxRoivas!]

Japanese boxart for Code of Princess (click for a larger image). I’m not sure how Agatsuma can get away with showing that much skin — CERO is B in this software!

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[Thanks, Robert! Via Inside-Games]

New Code of Princess video has a treat for Guardian Heroes fans — as Duckroll points out, the clip shows that bosses and enemies can be unlocked for the game’s versus modes, just like in Treasure’s revered beat’em up.

This hits Japan on April 19 — there’s no announced U.S. publisher yet, but Agatsuma has been on the prowl for one.

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[Via Inside-Games]

Code of Princess trailer. So I’ve got some bad news, for those of us who wanted to dismiss the game out of hand for being based on one piece of silly character art: this looks way fun. Developer Agatsuma touted having some of Treasure’s Guardian Heroes team on board, and now I see why — it’s a very Guardian Heroes-like brawler.

With realllllly good animation.

More bad news: nobody has announced a Western release yet. Agatsuma has been sending out English press releases lately, but not for any reason that I can tell, just to let us all know about its Japanese game.

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[Via Andriasang]