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We are currently deep in development for the new console release of Elden Ring, an action RPG for the Playstation Vita. In this new story of the Lands Between, you lead a new Tarnished and form the foundation for the first Tarnished Lord and more to come. Although this new game is an action RPG, we believe it promises to provide an enjoyable JRPG experience for JRPGs fans; a fresh new feel to console games.
As a side note; whilst the console version of Elden Ring will be released for Playstation Vita and Playstation 3, we are focused on creating a quality experience for Playstation Vita, so the PS3 version will be served through a download from Playstation store. We believe it is of high importance that we reach out to our early adopters through the Playstation Vita in order to provide an experience to be measured against as we work towards a console release.
The PlayStation Vita port has been confirmed to receive a release date within the next few months, in which time we will be publishing several trailers and information concerning the game.
The recent game conference held by Capcom and SEGA showcased through their respective conferences, Nintendo 3DS had a much higher trailer count than Playstation Vita. With that being the case, it makes sense for us to invest heavily into the game before we release our Playstation Vita version.

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Since the Elden Ring is a new IP, it is challenging to explain who we are as a company and the kind of games we want to release. I’ve made many posts in the past about developing console games and releasing them. I’m keenly interested in classic RPG’s and I am thus…:
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Since the Elden Ring is a new IP, it is challenging to explain who we are as a company and the kind of games we want to release. I’ve made many posts in the past about developing console games and releasing them. I’m keenly interested in classic RPG’s and I am thus

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Bales, who had been awaiting trial on 40 counts in two separate cases in two states, entered the plea on all 35 counts before U.S. District Judge John S. Wilson in Washington, D.C.

After speaking only briefly and writing a brief note, the 37-year-old from Toledo, Ohio, told the judge: “Yes, your honor. I am pleading guilty to those counts and I understand.”

The former member of the elite SEAL team stormed through the two villages of Mahmudiyah and Alwan Kalay, in two different provinces north of Baghdad, on March 11, 2012, killing seven children and six adults, according to officials familiar with the case.

He shot at the civilians in the first village and then he and a fellow armed member of the group drove to the village of Alwan Kalay, where they again shot and killed at least 12 civilians, the sources said.

Bales is now facing life in prison, without the possibility of parole, for each of the 17 counts of first degree murder and other charges, including 17 counts of attempted murder, one count of using a firearm to commit murder and one count of kidnapping in the Alwan Kalay incident, according to the Department of Justice.

A decision has not been made on whether he will be sentenced on both cases at once or one after the other. If convicted, his maximum sentence for the two cases would be 119 years in prison.

Two other former members of his unit have already been sentenced to life in prison with no chance of parole, after pleading guilty to lesser charges in the case. One of them has already begun serving his time in federal prison in Colorado.

Bales’ public defender did not respond to a request for comment on the plea.

FBI Special Agent in Charge Gordon Johnson told reporters after the hearing, “These facts are disturbing and they are haunting. But they are also facts. They are facts that we have to address.”

He called the allegations “unspeakable acts of evil and violence.”

“We’ve been after him. We’ve kept after him,” he said. “We have made it very clear that we will not rest until justice has been served.

“There’s no doubt

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