Liberation Maiden And Other Guild 01 Titles Announced For U.S. Nintendo eShop

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Starting today, Liberation Maiden, Suda 51’s Nintendo 3DS shooter, will be available for the Nintendo eShop in Europe. It will be followed in November and December by Aero Porter and Crimson Shroud, two other games that—along with this one—were part of a 3DS game collection titled Guild 01 in Japan.

 

These three games are headed to North America as well. Nintendo of America announced today that Liberation Maiden, Aero Porter, and Crimson Shroud will all be released for the Nintendo eShop before the end of the year.

 

No release dates for these games have been announced yet, but you can read more about them by using our Guild 01 tag.

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