Phantom Breaker Breaks Out In June, Here’s A Trailer

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5pb are going to have a busy, busy summer in Japan. June 23rd sees the release of Steins;Gate on PSP, while the Ever17 remake is scheduled for July 28th. Before that, however, there’s the matter of Phantom Breaker, which was originally slated for April.

 

Following that delay, Phantom Breaker has a new release date: June 2nd. That’s the same date as Resident Evil: The Mercenaries 3D on the 3DS, but Phantom Breaker is on the Xbox 360. Famitsu have a new trailer of Phantom Breaker up for viewing, which you can watch above.

 

The games mentioned above aren’t the only summer releases from 5pb — Dunamis15 is planned for release sometime during the summer, too, but 5pb haven’t said when.


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