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Knights In The Nightmare Gets New Release Date, Free Bonus Game For PSP
Atlus' PSP port of Knights in the Nightmare was originally scheduled for an October release, but the publisher has informed us of a slight delay. Luckily, they're making it worth the wait, as it will now come packaged with a complete second game as a bonus.
Knights in the Nightmare will now release on PSP on November 9. For a limited time after release, anyone who buys a copy of Knights in the Nightmare will also be able to download a digital copy of Yggdra Union, an older game from Knights developer Sting. This digital copy of Yggdra Union will be handed out to consumers buying both the retail and PlayStation Network versions of Knights in the Nightmare.
Atlus had previously revealed that Princess Yggdra, a character from Yggdra Union, will be playable in the PSP version of Knights in the Nightmare.
Considering that Knights in the Nightmare is a lengthy mix of shooter and RPG on its own and only costs $29.99, the addition of Yggdra Union makes this package a pretty incredible deal. Anyone planning to purchase it this November?
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