Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 Gets An English Trailer [Update]

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Koei Tecmo have released an English trailer for Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3, which is headed to the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita in North America and Europe.

 

The game will support StreetPass and SpotPass on the Nintendo 3DS, and will also utilize the touch screen on the Vita, Koei said. The publisher has not yet confirmed if the 3DS version will include the Zelda and Link costumes from Hyrule Warriors like it does in Japan, however.

 

Samurai Warriors Chronicles 3 will be released in Europe on June 24th as a download title.

Update: North America will get the game on June 30th, Koei Tecmo have revealed.


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