Saint Seiya Will Return In A Saint Seiya Omega Game

Anime games are Namco Bandai’s bread and butter, and today, they announced another one—a second Saint Seiya title that will be based on the new Saint Seiya Omega anime which begins airing on April 1st in Japan. No further details are available, aside from this teaser image:

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Namco Bandai brought the the first PlayStation 3 Saint Seiya title to Europe. Saint Seiya: Sanctuary Battle was be released in regular and two limited editions in Europe.

 

As far as the Saint Seiya Omega game goes, no platform has been announced yet, but the PlayStation 3 has been the choice for Namco’s high-profile anime games so far. The game will be released this fall in Japan.


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