Class of Heroes Release Pushed Back to June

Posted by Dominick | March 30, 2009  |  No Comment

In a press release I received from the PR folks at Atlus U.S.A., it’s been announced that the release of Class of Heroes for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system has been pushed back to June 2009. Class of Heroes is a first-person dungeon crawler video game. The latest announcement lists the current release date of June 9, 2009.

The press release talks about the upcoming RPG game by saying, “The anticipated RPG, an homage to the genre classics, promises to bring expansive character and party customization options and deep, involved dungeon crawling to PSP system owners across North America.”

The delay in shipping has been pushed back due to a bug in the game, before the game was finalized and sent to be manufactured.

“Just days prior to manufacturing, a show-stopping bug was discovered,” explained Aram Jabbari, manager of PR and Sales. “We will under no circumstance ship a product with foreknowledge of such an issue, and so we must delay the game to resolve the problem and deliver a final product to our fans that lives up to the high standards we aspire to and that they deserve.”

According to the release, “Class of Heroes is now scheduled for release on June 9, 2009 with an MSRP of $39.99.”

For more information, you can visit the official Class of Heroes website at http://www.atlus.com/classofheroes.

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Dominick is in his late 20s. Having been born in the 80s gave him a unique advantage to experience the development of gaming into the massive industry it has become today. From the days of Atari to the purchase of his very first NES (before his 10th birthday), Dominick has been involved in gaming. Initially, a huge fan of Nintendo, he's delved more into the exciting world of Xbox 360, and everything Microsoft in recent years. His favorite games are Action/Adventure, Shooters (especially WWII or Historical based games) and racing games. Of course, some days he enjoys playing an old fashioned game featuring his original gaming heroes, Mario and Zelda. In a wheelchair since age 16, Dominick has the unique perspective of gaming with limited mobility. When not gaming, he is a human rights activist, a creative mind, and he enjoys spending time with his family.

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