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The game takes place in a parallel universe to the visual novel Fatestay night.

Aksys Games localized the game for North America, and released it on November 21, 2011.

Three editions of the game were released in North America: a Limited Edition, a retail standard edition, and a PlayStation Network downloadable version.

On January 19, 2012, Ghostlight announced their plans to release the game in PAL territories.

Instead of being a straight sequel, the game is said to be a type of Heavens Feel Route of FateExtra, similar to the similarly named route in FateStay Night.

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If a setting is not mentioned, it presumably doesnt affect the game in any way; feel free to experiment.

Foes will only change when you take different character routes, with saving Rin allowing you to face two new Type-moon enemies, while saving Rani will result in fighting two original Type-moon characters, and among those actually includes Arcuied from another series.

Well, work mostly, but I wanted to make absolutely sure that the game was good and added some good variety.

And that had taken far too long, and it even cut into my study time.

Still, I beat the game twice, so I can finally weigh in on my verdict.

But before you read on, keep in mind that my knowledge on FateStay Night series is extremely limited.

I saw maybe like three episodes of the anime, and a few pieces of story from FateStay Night and its sequel.

And I have also completed Battle Moon Wars, but that hasnt helped much in understanding the world itself this game is set in, but it has gotten me familiar with some of the main characters of the series.

Now for the main question: Is FateExtra truly glorious and worthy of the wait, or is it just another dime a dozen game on the PSP Sony wanted to chug out.

It is nowhere close to perfect, and there are better games on the PSP in terms of gameplay, such as Kingdom Hearts Birth By Sleep, and that is based on personal preference.

But I digress. It isnt the perfect game, but it is very enjoyable despite some flaws.

FateExtra takes place in an alternate future from the FateStay Night universe, or the actual future if anything; the timeline in this series can be very confusing.

This game is meant to be a standalone title, with only mentions and cameos by the originals, such as Lancer and Archer.

There are other characters one may recognize, but most are either NPCs in the actual war, like Sakura Matou, or actual descendants, like the Rin in this game.

The wars and such have did quite a number, and in order to save it, Magi have decided to have the war for the Holy Grail, the one thing that can grant any single wish to a Master, at the Moon Cell via the matriI mean Moon Cell network.

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Information is key to this war, as youll need it to predict enemy moves a lot quicker, and make sure to avoid suffering the full brunt of their Noble Phantasms.

In this game, you take control of an amnesiac who had entered the war by mistake in their mind.

You can choose either a boy and a girl, as well as a Servant.

Here, your Servants to choose from are Saber, who is practically the opposite of the female blue Saber everyone is familiar with in FateStay Night despite looking exactly like here, Archer, who is the exact same archer from the same series, and Caster, a magical fox girl that is brand new to the series, much like the new red Saber.

And together, you must rediscover your memories, take down all the enemy masters, and win the Holy Grail.

And from there, you can choose your Servant and character gender, as well as the difficult modes, which are sadly limited to normal and easy for hardcore fans.

However, choosing your Servant is also a bit based on difficulty as well, for each Servant has a specialty.

For Saber, its pure brute assault, as upgrading attack and predicting enemy attacks can easily win most battles.

For Archer, he is kind of the same, though he is more focused with techniques and a bit more strategy, thus making him more of a standard difficulty and flexibility.

And then theres Caster, the mage of the group, and the weakest unless her magic is upgraded to higher levels, and her stat boosts are extremely poor, making her the hard mode.

For example, Caster will constantly flirt with you, wishing to be a good wife, while Archer can point out and compare things between both Fate games.