Ace Combat and Eternal Sonata to hit Europe in autumn

European Ace Combat fans can now start ticking the dates off their calendars. Namco Bandai has given the European distribution rights for both Ace Combat 6 and Eternal Sonata to Atari Europe. “These two titles are superb additions to our growing product portfolio as Atari pushes ahead with renewed confidence,” said Atari Europe president Jean-Michel Perbet. “The further expansion of our line up with Namco Bandai Games is the fruit of the excellent quality of their games and the performance of our European distribution network.”

Ace Combat 6 is the much awaited sequel of a long-lived flight simulation series that will have online modes of play – the first in the Ace Combat franchise to have it – including but not limited to Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and co-op modes.

Eternal Sonata, on the other hand, is a strange RPG that takes players into the mind of great piano composer Frédéric Chopin, or to be more specific, his dreams.

According to CVG, Atari Europe will release both games in European shores this autumn.

European Ace Combat fans can now start ticking the dates off their calendars. Namco Bandai has given the European distribution rights for both Ace Combat 6 and Eternal Sonata to Atari Europe. “These two titles are superb additions to our growing product portfolio as Atari pushes ahead with renewed confidence,” said Atari Europe president Jean-Michel Perbet. “The further expansion of our line up with Namco Bandai Games is the fruit of the excellent quality of their games and the performance of our European distribution network.”

Ace Combat 6 is the much awaited sequel of a long-lived flight simulation series that will have online modes of play – the first in the Ace Combat franchise to have it – including but not limited to Deathmatch, Team Deathmatch, and co-op modes.

Eternal Sonata, on the other hand, is a strange RPG that takes players into the mind of great piano composer Frédéric Chopin, or to be more specific, his dreams.

According to CVG, Atari Europe will release both games in European shores this autumn.