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Edia announces Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes 1 & 2 for Nintendo Switch, Psikyo Memories and Toshinden Collection for Switch 2
Edia has announced the upcoming release of several classic game collections for the Nintendo Switch, including Dragon Slayer: The Legend of Heroes 1 & 2, Psikyo Memories, and Toshinden Collection. These titles, originally from PC Engine, PlayStation, and arcades, are slated for a worldwide release in 2027, aiming to bring retro gaming experiences to modern platforms.
Edia reveals lineup for TGS 2026
Edia has announced its lineup for the Tokyo Game Show 2026, featuring several compilation titles playable on Nintendo platforms. Titles include Dragon Slayers: The Legend of Heroes 1&2, Super Yanoman Collection, Toshinden Collection, and Psikyo Memories, with specific games from each collection available to demo.
A New Dragon Slayer Project Is In The Works | Console Creatures
Nihon Falcom has announced a new project for the Dragon Slayer series as it approaches its 45th anniversary. The original Dragon Slayer, released in 1984, was a pioneering role-playing game known for its innovative systems and controls. The series has since spawned numerous titles, including The Legend of Heroes, which led to the popular Trails RPG franchise. Details regarding platforms and release dates for the new project are currently unavailable.
Falcom announces Dragon Slayer Project for console
Nihon Falcom has announced Dragon Slayer Project, a tentatively titled 45th-anniversary console game. Specific platforms, genre, and release date are yet to be revealed. The article also provides an overview of the Dragon Slayer series' history, highlighting its evolution from early action RPGs to narrative-driven titles that spawned The Legend of Heroes and Trails series.
