Xseed translated and localized 1.5 million Japanese characters for The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. Which parts raised the brow of the ESRB?

The Trails in the Sky anime will be produced by Tokyo Magnitude studio, Kinema Citrus.

Nippon Ichi releases are one step closer to being synonymous with “crossover.”

Another chance to grab the Ys cloth map, calendar or soundtrack CDs.

While The Legend of Heroes: Zero no Kiseki is a PSP game in Japan, Falcom are also developing a PC version…for China.

No words quite express the satisfaction I feel in just weaving willy-nilly through a field, decimating all who stand before me without a single pause.

And it has been entirely localized into English.

Moving forward, Falcom has high hopes for the Trails titles and consider the property a major series.

Just like the Ys games, Xseed put together a premium version of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky. This package includes a soundtrack CD, 13 x 19.5 inch poster, and a replica Bracer Guild badge for $39.99.

Oh, and Ys: The Oath in Felghana is now up on the European PlayStation Network.

The bump ‘n grind gameplay from the 80s lives on the PSP. On February 22, Ys I & II Chronicles will arrive on PSP with revised graphics, rearranged music, and a new translation from Xseed.

Ys I & II Chronicles comes in a special foil box as a commemorative “Hair Metal Pack,” in honour of Falcom’s inhouse JDK band.

Get a launch copy and you’ll also receive a soundtrack CD with twenty tracks from Falcom’s JDK band.

Falcom announced, more like teased, a new game in the Trails series.