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Studio Ghibli's Level-5 Team-Up Gets A New Name For North America
We learned last month at Tokyo Game Show that Ni No Kuni, the RPG developed by Level-5 with animation by the beloved Japanese movie house Studio Ghibli, will be coming to North America. Now we know its North American title.
Edge reports that the U.S. branch of Level-5 has applied for a trademark on the title Wrath of the White Witch. Edge also notes that this name isn't terribly far off from the game's Japanese subtitle, Queen of the Holy White Ash.
With a name seemingly nailed down, I'm hoping we can get some solid information and maybe even hands-on time with the North American version soon.
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