All-new Eternal Sonata screenshots

Can’t get enough of Namco Bandai‘s Eternal Sonata, eh? After being renamed from Trusty Bell to what we now know as Eternal Sonata, Tri-Crescendo seems to be doing a great job in developing the game as the cel-shading and 3D rendering are looking top notch.

You’ll also be glad to know that the batch of screens we have now finally dons English subtitles (as compared to the previous ones we’ve seen), thus enabling us to better understand the goings on in the game. And before you dismiss Eternal Sonata as an overly romantic title (as most will be tempted to do), you should know that it’s not just about Chopin’s music and saving the one you love.

Well sure, that’s basically the premise of the game, but it’s also worth noting that you’ll get to have some ass-kicking action (as you’ll see in the screens below) with its turn-based battle system with a special attack feature dependent on light and shadow. Interesting, huh?

Eternal Sonata is said to be slated for a Japanese release this June, with the U.S. and Euro versions hitting shelves “soon after.” So lest you get all dramatic while waiting for the game, check out these screens we have below.

More of ’em lovely screens in the full article!

Can’t get enough of Namco Bandai‘s Eternal Sonata, eh? After being renamed from Trusty Bell to what we now know as Eternal Sonata, Tri-Crescendo seems to be doing a great job in developing the game as the cel-shading and 3D rendering are looking top notch.

You’ll also be glad to know that the batch of screens we have now finally dons English subtitles (as compared to the previous ones we’ve seen), thus enabling us to better understand the goings on in the game. And before you dismiss Eternal Sonata as an overly romantic title (as most will be tempted to do), you should know that it’s not just about Chopin’s music and saving the one you love.

Well sure, that’s basically the premise of the game, but it’s also worth noting that you’ll get to have some ass-kicking action (as you’ll see in the screens below) with its turn-based battle system with a special attack feature dependent on light and shadow. Interesting, huh?

Eternal Sonata is said to be slated for a Japanese release this June, with the U.S. and Euro versions hitting shelves “soon after.” So lest you get all dramatic while waiting for the game, check out these screens we have below.