Publisher Atlus has released new screenshots of Summon Night: Twin Age (NDS), Flight-Plan's recently delayed stylus-driven action RPG.

Originally slated for release on May 20, Twin Age is now expected to hit retail outlets on June 3. Atlus provided no reason for the delay in yesterday's announcement.

Publisher and localization house Atlus mysteriously delayed two of its upcoming titles today, with no reason provided for either postponement.

Once due out on May 20, Flight-Plan's stylus-driven action-RPG Summon Night: Twin Age (NDS) is expected on stores on June 3.

The release of Idea Factory's Xbox 360 strategy title Spectral Force 3, meanwhile, has slipped from May 27 to July 29.

Atlus has released new screenshots of Japanese developer Flight-Plan's Summon Night: Twin Age (NDS), destined for North American shores on May 20. The latest in Flight-Plan's long-running Summon Night series, Twin Age brings a stylus-centric focus to the action RPG gameplay seen in previous North American releases Summon Night: Swordcraft Story (GBA) and its sequel.

The game is said to include alternate story paths, numerous battle options, side quests and multiple endings. Twin Age also incorporates weapon crafting and the ability to trade items via local wireless.

Japanese developer Flight-Plan's Summon Night: Twin Age (NDS) is destined for North American shores on May 20, Atlus announced today. The publisher also unveiled a handful of English screenshots and a trailer. The latest in Flight-Plan's long-running Summon Night series, Twin Age brings a stylus-centric focus to the action RPG gameplay seen in previous North American releases Summon Night: Swordcraft Story (GBA) and its sequel.

The game is said to include alternate story paths, numerous battle options, side quests and multiple endings. Twin Age also incorporates weapon crafting and the ability to trade items via local wireless.

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