Airship Q Getting A Physical Release On PS Vita, Will Also Get English Patch

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Airship Q, the cat-person sandbox action game, is getting a physical release for PlayStation Vita when it comes out in Asia on November 19th. It will also be available digitally.

 

While this Asian release will only be available in Japanese initially, it has been revealed that a patch due in early 2016 will add new language options – English, Traditional Chinese, and Korean.

 

You can find out more about Airship Q in the Asian PlayStation Blog post. It’s also coming to PlayStation 4.


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