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Ragnarok Odyssey ACE
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace, the revised expanded version of the Vita action-RPG, arrives in the beginning of April.
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace is an expansion of sorts for the original Ragnarok Odyssey that released near the launch of the Vita. It expands gameplay with more options in battle, increases the number of character customization options, adds new options and skills for every class, and a whole lot more. Perhaps the game's biggest expansion, however, is it's length. The end-point for the game's original release is now the game's mid-point after players unlock the massive Tower of Yggdrasil, which has 400 floors, each of which changes on every visit, effectively changing the back-half of the game into a roguelike.
If you have a save file for the original game, you can transfer your character into Ace. Since the game will allow you to share your save file between the Vita and PlayStation 3 version of the game, this means the character transfer will work for either game.
Ragnarok Odyssey Ace releases April 1 for $39.99 on PlayStation 3 and Vita. The digital Vita version will cost $34.99. For more on the game, you can check out our previous coverage, as well as the PlayStation Blog's recent post on the game.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
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