Fate/Stay Night Realta Nua Getting A PlayStation Vita Port

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A port of Fate/Stay Night Realta Nua is being published for the PlayStation Vita by Kadokawa Games. The Vita version won’t feature any new content, but will have a new opening animation by anime studio, Ufotable.

 

Kadokawa will also include a game titled Tobidase! Trouble Hanafuda Douchuuki EX2, a party game published by them in 2007, on the cartridge.

 

Fate/Stay Night Realta Nua will be released on November 29th in Japan. Despite its age, it will cost a whopping 6,300 yen. Earlier this year, Type Moon also ported Realta Nua to the PC as a downloadable game split up into three chapters.


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