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Japan Exclusive Malicious Receives Australian Classification
Malicious is a game where you fight bosses, gain powers, and use those powers to fight other bosses, and we were never sure if it would be seen outside of Japan.
Yesterday though, the game showed up in the Australian classification database. This is by no means a guarantee of a localized version of the game for the U.S., but it is a strong indicator, which is good news because the game looks cool. It sort of reminds me of that old PlayStation 2 game, Stretch Panic, but much, much better.
There has also been an announced Vita version of the game, but again, no word on whether or not it will be making it's way to the states.
[Via Joystiq]
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