CyberConnect 2 Working On New Project Connected To Solatorobo

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We haven’t seen the end of the Tail Concerto and Solatorobo universe, says CyberConnect 2 CEO, Hiroshi Matsuyama.

 

Speaking at the game’s second anniversary event this past weekend, Matsuyama shared with fans (thanks, ANN) that a certain project related to Solatorobo is “moving along,” with further hints that something should surface next year.

 

Solatorobo: Red the Hunter was released for the Nintendo DS, and followed Red Savarin, a freelance “hunter” who takes on odd jobs for money, which takes him on his adventure in the game. Namco Bandai published the game in Japan, while Xseed published it in the U.S. and Nintendo published it in Europe.


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