Redefining the concept of 2-D graphics, the most beautiful 2-D Action is on the PlayStation®3 and PlayStation®Vita. Vanillaware’s latest and greatest techniques meet HD generation consoles, allowing intricately detailed 2-D artwork to come alive and present a gameplay experience that is unlike any other. “2D multiplayer action for PS Vita & PS3 from the makers of Odin Sphere. Dragon’s Crown remains delisted in European territories as of August 2017. No statement was made by Atlus, NIS, or Vanillaware about the game’s brief return or removal. Approximately one month later (according to posts on NeoGAF and Twitter ) the game and its DLC were removed again. The game would not return to the European PlayStation Store until Februat which time the publisher was changed from NIS America to Atlus. Please look forward to Dragon’s Crown returning to the European PSN soon.” We are happy to announce that Dragon’s Crown will be available directly from Atlus in Europe through PSN. The removal of Dragon’s Crown from the European PSN was part of NIS America’s and Atlus’s mutual agreement on this title. “With regards to our previous statements on Dragon’s Crown for the European PSN, we must extend our deepest apologies to Atlus and the European fans regarding the incorrect information about the removal from this store. We have more information forthcoming.” Just ninety minutes later the account tweeted again with an official statement: The original tweet was soon deleted and replaced with a retraction on June 30th, 2016 : “we sincerely apologize for the previous misinformation about Dragon’s Crown on EU PSN.

Direct replies to frustrated gamers suggested they contact Atlus and later an Atlus rep told Eurogamer that they were looking at ways to get Dragon’s Crown reinstated. The game was first delisted in late June of 2016 with NIS America’s European Twitter account initially explaining that “our license expired for Dragon’s Crown and we were forced to remove it from the PSN store”. pages Dragon's Crown homepage pageĭragon’s Crown for PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita was most recently delisted across European territories around March 22, 2017. PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita ( CA, HK, ID, JP, KO, US) PlayStation 4 (as Dragon's Crown Pro)

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