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Dungeon crawler Unchained Blades is coming to North America on PSP and Nintendo 3DS in 2012. Originally released in Japan as UnchainBlades ReXX, Unchained Blades is directed by Toshio Akashi of the Lunar series, while the game’s story was penned by Grandia series veteran Takashi Hino.
Probably the game’s most feature is the ability to “Unchain” monsters in battle and have them fight in your party. Each character in the player’s four person party can have up to four “unchained” monsters.
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