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Atlus & Vanillaware Reveal Odin Sphere Remake & New Project
Atlus and Vanillaware have announced an HD remake of the 2007 PS2 title Odin Sphere. The project is called Odin Sphere: Leifdrasir, and it's not the only thing the pair are working on.
Leifdrasir (currently only announced for release in Japan on January 14) is coming to the PS4, PS3, and Vita, and will feature new enemies, maps, and more – including tweaks to make the gameplay smoother and faster.
The two companies also teased a new project, with more info coming in September (possibly at Tokyo Game Show), which you can see briefly below.
Odin Sphere: Leifdrasir
Atlus & Vanillaware's Upcoming Project
[Source: Atlus via Siliconera]
Our Take
In a time when most companies give gamers warmed-over remakes that don't add anything new, it's great that Atlus and Vanillaware are going the extra mile with Leifdrasir (including putting it on PS3) and not letting it slow them down from new projects as well.
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