Check Out The Costumes You Can Equip In New Atelier Rorona On 3DS

A new trailer for New Atelier Rorona on Nintendo 3DS shows off the game’s costume changing aspect, demonstrating the different costumes you’ll be able to customize your party with. You can watch the trailer below.

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New Atelier Rorona will be released in Japan on June 4th. The game’s director has indicated that the goal of the game is to help the Atelier franchise reach out to a broader audience.

 

Franchise owner Koei Tecmo have not announced a Western release yet.


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