Penny Punching Princess Coming to the West for the Vita and the Switch

Money is the motive.
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NIS America announced during Anime Expo 2017 that Penny Punching Princess is coming west for the Nintendo Switch and PS Vita next year. Known as The Princess is Money-Hungry in Japan, Penny Punching Princess is an isometric brawler that’s all about money. Money’s more valuable than life in this game and the announcement trailer will definitely make you believe that:

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A limited edition for the Switch version is up for sale on the NIS online store for the price of $59.99 and includes a copy of the game, Royal Family Lapel Pins, Sebastian and Coin Keychain, Credit Card Shaped 2GB USB (w/ Official Soundtrack), and a Collector’s Gold Bar Box. There’s no telling how long the edition will stay up for sale, so if you’re interested, make sure to grab a pre-order as soon as you can.

You’ll be able to bribe your enemies, master your moves, and embark on a crazy adventure once Penny Punching Princess launches for the Switch and Vita on March 20, 2018 in the states and on March 23 over in Europe.

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