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Jun 24, 2007
GrimGrimoire Ships To Retailers N4G
PS2 News from N4G | GrimGrimoire
PS2 - GrimGrimoire - GrimGrimoire Ships To Retailers There hasn't been a lot of press covering this game, but it's definitely one of the more original titles that is seeing shelf life this summer. Seriously, what the heck was up with Shadowrun and Call of Jaurez? Geesh. Anyway, GrimGrimoire introduces gamers to 2D, strategic army battling with up to sixteen monsters in four different magic categories.
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Mar 30, 2007
More RPGs questing to PS2, PSP
PS2 News | GrimGrimoire
As most of the world is dragged kicking and screaming into the high-def PS3 era, a handful of developers continue to service the ginormous PS2 market with smaller, easier-to-market titles. RPG fans know well the name of NIS America, the publisher responsible for titles like Atelier Iris, Ar tonelico and Disgaea, and today it's announcing four more games to fill that aching hole in your adventurous heart. Disgaea Portable for PSP has been confirmed, but it's much more than the Japanese ... » Read More
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GrimGrimoire
GrimGrimoire

Genre: Role Playing
Release date: Jun 26, 2007
Published by: NIS America
Developed by: Vanillaware
Multiplayer Modes:
Offline
1 player SOLO
9 AWESOME
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