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The Awakened Fate Ultimatum's English-Dubbed Phyllis, Hien, Eri, Mariel Trailers Posted
posted on by Rafael Antonio Pineda
NIS America began streaming four new English-dubbed character trailers for its upcoming PlayStation 3 role-playing game The Awakened Fate Ultimatum on Thursday. The videos introduce Phyllis, Hien, Eri, and Mariel.
NIS America previously streamed two character trailers last January, introducing the game's two main heroines, Ariael and Jupiel.
The Awakened Fate Ultimatum is the sequel to Nippon Ichi's The Guided Fate Paradox (Kamisama to Unmei Kakumei no Paradox ) PlayStation 3 role-playing game. The game shipped for PlayStation 3 in Japan on September 25. NIS America will release the game in "Angelic" and "Devilish" limited edition versions that include a soundtrack CD, box, artbook, and set of art cards. The art cards vary depending on the set.
NIS America describes the story:
Several years after a certain revolution came to pass, and the powerful Satanael was defeated, the devils were still dominant in their constant war against the angels. Meanwhile, a certain Celestia was resorting to guerilla warfare to survive. They focused on researching a way to create a "God" to use as their ultimate weapon against the devils. After creating the "Fate Awakening Crystal," which can turn a human into a God, the angels could only wait for the day they found someone who was compatible with it...One day in the Human World, a boy is attacked by a group of devils on his way home from school. He is stabbed through the heart, but as he is dying, he gets saved by a mysterious girl, and wakes up in an unknown location—Celestia. As if guided by the Fate Awakening Crystal that is implanted in his chest, he finds himself thrust into the middle of a war between angels and devils. With his newly awakened powers, he must choose how best to use them, and ultimately, which of the two new girls in his life he will be able to save...
The Awakened Fate Ultimatum is slated to ship for PlayStation 3 in North America on March 17 and in Europe on March 20.
