Konami Porting PS2 RPG Shadow of Destiny to PSP
The title will be available sometime next year.
Players who were fans of the title Shadow of Destiny on the PS2 will be glad to hear that their beloved title will now be available on the PSP sometime next year.
Players assume the role of 22-year old Eike who is on a quest to solve his own murder. Through use of a time travel machine, he will traverse time, going as far back as the 1500s to unlock the mystery behind his death.
Due to the effects of time, and modifying events in the past, the game features multiple endings. Currently it's unknown if the game is being modified in any way from its original release, but more information will be available soon according to Konami.
Press Release
KONAMI ANNOUNCES SHADOW OF DESTINY FOR PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) System
Use Time Travel to Solve Your Own Murder in this Classic Adventure Title Soon to be Available in North America
El Segundo, Calif. - October 22, 2009 - Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc., announced today that the classic adventure title, Shadow of Destiny, will be making its way to the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system. Originally released on PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system, Shadow of Destiny puts players in the role of Eike, a 22-year old man who is about to embark on the most important quest of his life, solving his own murder. Using a special time travel device, players will guide Eike through multiple time eras ranging between the 1500s, to present day, in attempt to find clues to unlocking the mystery behind his death. But remember, what you do in the past will affect the present.
Shadow of Destiny offers a fun and brain stretching experience that will keep players guessing the storyline until the very end through a number of Time Warp Puzzles. When solved, these puzzles give the players clues to reach the killer. Shadow of Destiny also features a number of multiple endings that can be unlocked through the players' course of choices throughout the game.
Shadow of Destiny is developed exclusively for the PSP® (PlayStation®Portable) system and is scheduled to launch in 2010. For more information, please visit: www.konami.com.
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