God Eater Demo Up For Easy Download

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Namco Bandai’s God Eater demo received over a million downloads in Japan, and the full game went on to sell around 295,405 copies in its first week at retail. If you’ve been wondering what all the fuss is about, you can give the demo a spin now.

 

The demo is around 140 MB in size and doesn’t require a Japanese Playstation Network account. Simply head to this link, download the ZIP, follow the easy-to-understand folder setup diagrams and dump the demo onto your memory stick as required. Keep in mind it’s entirely in Japanese. D3 Publisher is working on an English version of God Eater for North America slated for Q3 2010.

 

A huge thanks to Patrick for putting this up on our Facebook group!


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