Rhythm Thief still coming to North America
Sega's Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Treasure, a quirky 3DS rhythm game about a dancing thief, has been coming for quite some time. It was delayed from a November release, to February, to March, and then delayed again.
With Sega's recent financial troubles, smaller games like Rhythm Thief may seem like they would be the first games to be cancelled. That's not the case, though, according to a Sega representative at PAX East. Rhythm Thief is still coming to North America.
This probably isn't the most shocking news, since the game has been out in Europe for a little while now. Still, it's nice to have confirmation.
The current release date making rounds on the internet is July 10th, which is just a few days after Theatrhythm Final Fantasy is set to launch. Hmm.
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Staff article by Rhody Tobin (April 06, 2012)
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