Legasista’s sprite editor lets you tweak a character’s appearance to your liking—body, hair, coats, and even weapons. You can even edit a sprite on your PC and transfer it to the game!

Players will explore dungeons with different gimmicks like slippery ice floors and water logged areas that make it easier to jump. “Ran-geons” return with Baby-geons, Ran-geon, Hard-geon, and Demon-geons to complete.

System Prisma, the developer behind the ClaDun series, is about to release their first PlayStation 3 game. Legasista shares a lot in common with their PSP titles since you explore top down dungeons with customizable heroes. Players can download patterns for NIS America characters like Fuka, Valvatorez, and of course Prinny… who can equip a [...]

NIS America announced the System Prisma-developed dungeon crawler for U.S. release this evening.

New video shows how character creation works in Labyrinth Tower Legacista.

Labyrinth Tower Legacista, much like System Prisma’s ClaDun series, is built around designing custom dungeon crawling characters. Nippon Ichi will release a free model of Raspberyl for Disgaea fans to download for use in the game.

System Prisma, developer of the ClaDun series, also added rangeons (random dungeons) into Labyrinth Tower: Legacista.

Free character models for Tio and Etna coming to Nippon Ichi’s action RPG Legacista in mid-March.

Labyrinth Tower Legacista includes Tio from Trails in the Sky series and a Dwarf from Acquire’s Class of Heroes series.

The story begins in the past where technology thrived. Now these relics sit untouched in the Ivy Tower, which has been dormant for a thousand years.

Like ClaDun, Legacista has a character editor, but instead of picking jobs you choose personality traits.

New screenshots and story details about Nippon Ichi’s PS3 dungeon crawler Legacista inside.

First screenshots of Legacista, the first PS3 title from ClaDun developer System Prisma and Nippon Ichi, inside.

Nippon Ichi producer Shogo Kozakai says in response to user feedback System Prisma wanted to try developing a PS3 game so more people would play their games.