It's been months since Eternal Sonata for the PS3 was released in North America (never mind Japan, those guys get almost everything first!). But now, a more solid release date for Europe has finally chimed in. Thank god, Atari, it's been almost forever!

Stephanie Fernandez, Localization Producer of Eternal Sonata (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3) for the PS3, blogged about the exclusive content we can expect from this latest incarnation of the JRPG title. There will be additional story elements incorporated into the game as well as new characters, new quests, new dungeons and new music.

It wasn't till June of this year that we heard official word from Namco Bandai on their plans to really bring Eternal Sonata to the PS3. But at that time, there weren't any word on it being released to other territories. All that's a thing of the past now, though, as Atari and Namco Bandai announced to the world that yes, the Prince will soon be playing his wonderful music for the PS3 in Europe soon.

Last E3, Namco Bandai broke the news that the Xbox 360-original title, Eternal Sonata, who will also be heading to the PlayStation 3, has been dated. At that time, they only had a vague "this Fall" release date. That's not the case anymore now, though, as we've spotted an official date for the PS3 release.

Remember when announcements hit the net that that Eternal Sonata will be heading over to the PlayStation 3? Well, Namco Bandai has finally dated the game for release this morning at E3 2008. to find out more, head on over to the full article.

PS3 owners and RPG fans were quite happy to hear about Namco Bandai and Tri-Crescendo's Eternal Sonata being ported over for Sony's PS3 console, but here's something that would turn the good news into quite the sour one. According to a spokesperson from Namco Bandai, there are currently no plans to publish the PS3 version of Eternal Sonata outside the US. More in the full article.

Good news, PlayStation 3 RPG fans: Namco Bandai finally announced that the PS3 version of Eternal Sonata will have two more playable characters, Serenade and Prince Crescendo, as well as new story sequences to make them fit into the game's storyline. It's a great way of rewarding gamers who waited patiently for their favorite title. We do hope that this announcement will bode well towards other Namco Bandai titles that are currently listed as Xbox 360 exclusives, such as Beautiful Katamari.

If ever those other titles get released for other consoles, will they have extra content as well? We're still waiting for the announcement of the PlayStation 3 and Wii versions of the Prince's game, Namco Bandai.