Back in September, Atlus announced that Dragon's Crown (the beat-em-up-meets-RPG originally released four years ago) would be coming to PS4 as Dragon's Crown Pro. The Japanese release date was originally announced for January 25th, but has now been delayed two weeks to February 8th. There's still no word regarding the int...
Dragon's Crown Inferno Mode feeling too easy for you? Capped out at level 99? Good news, then: Vanillaware has added a new difficulty mode (Ultimate) in the latest update to their RPG brawler. It raises the level cap accordingly to a whopping 255.
The previously announced patch for Dragon's Crown is live, bringing cross-platform co-op play between the PlayStation Vita handheld and the PlayStation 3 versions of the game. We've updated our Co-Op FAQ for Dragon's Crown with the relevant information.
So, your buddy really loves playing games on the PS3 while reclining on their Victorian fainting couch. And you're a busy person who can only afford enough time to pound away on a Vita between business meetings and/or fist fighting bears. Well, good news for those looking to revisit the darkened dungeons of Dragon's Crown&nbs...
Both the PS3 and PS Vita versions of Dragon's Crown is on sale for $10 off! The discount includes retail and PSN downloads alike, so pick your poison and get to beat-em-upping.
We loved Dragon's Crown when it launched earlier this year despite some quirky design decisions. Thankfully Atlus seems to be committed to tweaking and enhancing the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita game post launch. Version 1.02 has just been released offering over a dozen fixes, enhancements, and goodies.
Vanillaware's beautiful fantasy brawler, Dragon’s Crown, launches in a week. It’s an interesting cooperative game, to say the least. There have been some baffling design decisions when it comes to cooperative play. See our Co-Op Review for more details. Despite the co-op weirdness, it’s still a fine adventure. We’ve constructed this co-op FAQ to help your sort it all out.
I have a love/hate relationship with Dragon's Crown. So does our own Andrew Gaskill. So might you. On the one hand, I’ve hardly been able to put the game down for days. On the other, I can’t stop complaining about it. Let’s start from the beginning....
The pretty-as-a-picture Dragon's Crown launch day is a week away. Well, it's a week away for us. And by us I mean you. Unless you live in Japan, or you're a reviewer. Then you probably got your hands on a copy last week. Congrats!
I hope you have some local co-op friends, because you’re going to need them. Online co-op is a locked feature in Dragon’s Crown. Don’t worry, you won’t have to pay for it, (that would be insane) but you will have to play through the early part of the game solo --unless you've got some couch co-op compadres.
Chances are you have heard about the upcoming game from Vanillaware called Dragon's Crown in some way, shape, or form. Perhaps you are a fan of the developer, and are looking forward to the next thing they have to offer. Maybe you like side-scrolling games with lots of loot. Or, maybe you happen to be a huge fan of the gratuitous (yet breathtaking) artwork. Whatever reason you have for looking into Dragon's Crown, there is no shortage of media available. And the release is just around the corner.
Dragon's Crown stands out in a crowd. The bodacious character design is kind of hard to miss on the E3 showroom floor. As I circled Atlus's booth, avoiding the nice young women who were thrusting foam crowns upon the unworthy masses, I figured what the hell, let's stomp some goblins and look good doing it.
