Play-mag:

"As Level-5's PS3 exclusive White Knight Chronicles makes a sturdy, if inconsequential effect on the Japanese software charts, I started wondering about what happened to Level-5's PSP tactical RPG, Jeanne D'Arc, in the UK. I picked it up at an import shop but didn't realise, at the time, that it never found its way to these shores."
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Jeanne d'Arc, Dark Resurrection rally up for "The Best" in Japan. Joining the queue of Japan's monthly "The Best" line-up are two PSP games that we're not surprised to find up there: Tekken: Dark Resurrection and Jeanne d'Arc. While we're not surprised to see Tekken in the list, what's cool to note here is that Level 5's Jeanne d'Arc hasn't even been released in North America yet, and it seems to have gotten some good reception in Japan already...
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Jeanne d'Arc's beautiful cel-shaded graphics, its plot based around escaped demons, and its complex turn-based tactical battle system are coming together to form what could potentially be one of the most intriguing PSP games of the year.
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Yesterday Sony Computer Entertainment, America Inc. announced that the Final Fantasy Tactics-esque Jeanne d'Arc (could you tell it's about Joan of Arc?) will be arriving on the PSP in August. Claiming to be "inspired by" the life of the famous female crusader, the game intends to blend fantastical elements into the historical ... » Read More

Developed by Level-5, creators of the renowned Dark Cloud series and Rogue Galaxy, Jeanne d'Arc delivers a new tactical role-playing adventure set across vast lands with detailed environments, unique characters, and a diverse combat and gameplay system.

"With the introduction of Jeanne d'Arc for PSP, Level-5 now brings their high standard of game development excellence to the portable world," said Jeff Reese, Director, Software Marketing, Sony Computer Entertainment America. "The team has managed to create an action filled, mythical adventure that RPG fans and gamers alike will take anywhere they feel like playing, further adding depth to the ever expanding lineup of PSP software."
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