Buy AeternoBlade PS Vita cheap
AeternoBlade was released on 4. February 2015 for PS Vita.
Price comparison
| Released | 04. February 2015 |
| Type | Game |
| Website | to Website |
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| Publisher | Corecell Technology Co., Ltd. |
| Platform | Playstation, PS Vita |
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DLCs and expansions
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AeternoBlade – Arena Mode PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Agent Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Assassin Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Bikini Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Ninja Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Time Guardian Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade – Virnia Costume PS Vita
Included in AeternoBlade Super Set Bundle
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AeternoBlade on PlayStation Vita
Freyja sets out to find Beladim after the Lord of the Mist destroys her village of Ridgerode. Her mysterious blade allows not only attack combos in the side-view action adventure, but also rewinding time and marking a point to which she can return.
Explore, upgrade and solve puzzles
As Freyja travels through different areas of Awelsia, she collects upgrades for health, combat abilities and her special time powers. Relics and new abilities help her overcome obstacles. The game is designed for one player.
The native handheld version from 2015
The European PlayStation Vita version was released on Feb 4, 2015, before the PS4 version. It is a native Vita release of the same first AeternoBlade game, not the PS4 Remote Play feature, and not AeternoBlade II.





