Enchanted Arms is the first Japanese role-playing game for the Xbox 360, and while it isn’t overly impressive or memorable, it’s a capable representative for games of its type. The game sticks closely ...

Ubisoft is about to release Enchanted Arms ([eM] -eNCHANT arM-) in North America on August 29 th. While the game has been out in Japan for nearly nine months little information has been released about ...

London, UK - MAY 2, 2006 - Today Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers, announced that it will publish Enchanted Arms exclusively for the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment ...

Exclusive for Microsoft's next-generation system, Ubisoft will bring From Software's 3D RPG, Enchanted Arms (called "[eM] -eNCHANT arM-" in Japan) to the US and Europe this summer. The Japanese RPG ...

With Enchant Arm on the Playstation 3 FROM Software took a decent RPG and killed it. The graphics look worse, the load times are worse, and the framerate is just plain awful when compared to its XBOX ...

If you own an Xbox and are an RPG fan like I am, then you realize the painful fact that is the overall lack of titles available. Yes, the original Xbox was scarce with RPG hits, whereas the ...

Enchanted Arms is a role-playing game developed by From Software, a company best known for the long-running Armored Core series of mech sims. Taking a break from battling robots, From Software has ...

The stupidly named [eM] -eNCHANT arM-is now to be referred to as Enchanted Arms, and will remain exclusive to the Xbox 360: Today Ubisoft, one of the world's largest video game publishers, announced ...

The other aspect of the game which supports the visual novel style storytelling is, of course, the combat system. In this regard, Enchanted Arms takes the interesting approach of merging traditional ...

Yes, they literally mean he's got an enchanted arm. The titles of Japanese games are meant to be entertainingly mental, possibly carrying a certain broken-English charm. They're not meant to be ...

One press of a button drastically altered my opinion of Enchanted Arms. I switched from English dialogue to Japanese, the original language, and then read the subtitles. This added some gravitas, even ...