Square Enix Issues A Statement Concerning Adventures Of Mana’s PlayStation Vita Version

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In Japan, Adventures of Mana isn’t limited to Apple iOS and Android devices. A PlayStation Vita version is also available. The worldwide release only included mobile devices, but Square Enix’s European branch has issued a statement regarding the handheld iteration of this remake on both its Twitter account and blog.

 

The blog post has a message from Adventures of Mana’s development team. Due to feedback, they will look at what would go into releasing the PlayStation Vita version of the game overseas, but aren’t making any promises. The message goes on to tell people to watch for updates. The tweet also asks people who are interested in the handheld version to let Square Enix know in the comments on the blog post.

 

Adventures of Mana is immediately available on Apple iOS and Android devices for $13.99.


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