DoDonPachi Resurrection European Release To Be Region Free

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When Rising Star Games announced they were publishing DoDonPachi Resurrection in Europe, the first thing we did was get in touch with them to ask if the PAL release would be region free. At the time, product manager, Yen Hau, told me: “Sorry, I can’t say anything official about the region coding…yet.”

 

That was then. Today, Rising Star announced via a reply to a fan on their Facebook page that DoDonPachi Resurrection will indeed be playable on both European and American Xbox 360s.

 

DoDonPachi Resurrection is scheduled for a fall release. Rising Star will release the Black Label and Version 1.51 modes as paid DLC.

 

A huge thanks (again) to Denpa no Sekai for the tip!


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