Added: 11.03.2014 9:15 | 19 views | 0 comments


With last years Atelier Ayesha continuing to sit on Zack's gigantic backlog after having grabbed myself a digital copy, this review will mark the first time Zack has poured more than a few minutes into the series, and he can say that he has grown extremely fond with it.

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What appears to be the first Atelier Ayesha Plus trailer has just popped up on the PlayStation Japan YouTube channel.

Added: 03.03.2014 9:15 | 18 views | 0 comments


Some new screenshots have emerged for Atelier Ayesha Plus today, showcasing the exclusive costumes and characters of the game.

Added: 11.02.2014 19:15 | 23 views | 0 comments


Dengeki reports Gust added another new feature to Atelier Ayesha Plus. The PlayStation Vita version will have a Free Battle component.

Added: 03.02.2014 1:16 | 18 views | 0 comments


Gust just released a large batch of screenshots of the upcoming PS Vita JRPG Atelier Ayesha Plus, port of the 2012 PS3 classic Atelier Ayesha.

Added: 20.01.2014 3:16 | 18 views | 0 comments


Today is Sunday, and it wouldnt be Sunday without some new assets from Gust. The Japanese developer well known for the Atelier series released a large batch of screenshots and artwork of the upcoming PS Vita JRPG Atelier Ayesha Plus, that will hit the Japanese shelves on March the 27th.

Added: 10.08.2013 17:18 | 25 views | 0 comments


While Atelier Ayesha had a bumpy release in the West, Gusts games seem to be doing well in Japan with Tecmo Koei as the publisher. Gust was acquired about a year and a half ago. Since the two companies are used to working together now, Siliconera asked Hisashi Koinuma, Executive Vice President of Tecmo Koei, how Gust fits into the company now.

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Gaming Union: "Atelier Ayesha isn't a step back or a step forward --- it's more like a step sideways. For everything the game does right, there's some other minor thing that's flawed in some fashion. If you are a fan of the series you'll feel right at home, but if you were on the fence or disliked the Arland trilogy there isn't much here to sway you over. There's a lot of good groundwork laid here, though, so hopefully future entries will build on that and get rid of the negatives found in Atelier Ayesha."