GDN: Atlus Unveils Steal Princess on DS for North American release

Atlus U.S.A., Inc. today announced that it has secured the North American publishing rights for Steal Princess for Nintendo DS, a puzzle/platformer hybrid on a mission to break the mold and redefine a couple of genres in the process.

Over 150 levels of increasing complexity eagerly look forward to pushing your central processing unit (i.e., your brain) to its limits. When you’ve completed the stages provided, wipe your well-earned tears of joy away and jump into the powerful level creator to design your own devilishly tough maps, placing enemies, constructing moving platforms, and even setting custom victory conditions! Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection support allows your custom creations to be shared online with anyone across North America!

Steal Princess is scheduled for release on March 24, 2009, with an MSRP of $34.99.

For more information about Steal Princess, visit the official website:
http://www.atlus.com/stealprincess

Your Nintendo DS is about to get its puzzle/platforming on. Steal Princess, a genre-bender with platforming action and challenging puzzle-based level design, is set to rob you of all your free time come March.

So what’s the big deal with Steal Princess, what makes it special? Could it be the over 150 levels, each offering new twists and increased complexity, or perhaps the beautifully-rendered isometric platforming action? Maybe the powerful level editor, which puts full power in the players’ hands to create their own devlish stage designs? Oh, and you can share your custom levels with anyone in North America, using the game’s Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection support, so there’s that, too.

And when we say powerful editor, we mean it. Everything is in your control: level style, enemy placement, moving platforms, switches, etc... Even custom victory conditions settings! And again, to reiterate: Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection support allows your custom creations to be shared online with anyone across North America!

Look for Steal Princess to release on March 24th. Bring your thinking cap.