Atlus U.S.A., Inc., today announced that Baroque, the new dungeon-crawling action RPG for Wii and PlayStation 2 computer entertainment system, is now in stores across North America. Dark, addictively ...

Publisher Atlus on Wednesday revealed that is planning to release the dungeon-crawler / action-RPG, Baroque, for Wii and PlayStation 2 next February. The project, designed for the hardcore RPG crowd, ...

First of all: God bless Atlus. As a publisher devoted to bringing obscure Japanese gaming gems to the West—basically the much-needed heir apparent of Working Designs—Atlus is the only hope for gamers ...

Seriously, what the hell is this? Atlus Co. is a game developer that specializes in weird, off-beat games and they show no signs of changing directions. The developer is currently working on Baroque, ...

'The road less traveled' seems the mantra for Irvine, California-based Atlus USA. With an impressive catalog of obscure titles to its credit, Atlus is looked to by many North American gamers as a ...

Yesterday, we wrote up a brief piece hinting at a delay for the dark world of Baroque. Unfortunately, this news is more than a rumor. Atlus updated their official release calendar with the cyclic ...

OMG Nintendo interviewed the Baroque localization team at Atlus USA about the challenges of making a super-hardcore dungeon RPG on the Wii. And don't worry -- this isn't being loaded with minigames or ...

Siliconera readers may recall Spencer chronicling his journey through the Neuro Tower in Baroque for PS2 over the last couple of months. Well, now it's my turn to take that journey, this time on Wii.

First of all: God bless Atlus. As a publisher devoted to bringing obscure Japanese gaming gems to the West—basically the much-needed heir apparent of Working Designs—Atlus is the only hope for gamers ...

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First of all: God bless Atlus. As a publisher devoted to bringing obscure Japanese gaming gems to the West — basically the much-needed heir apparent of Working Designs — Atlus is the only hope for ...