European PlayStation 3 owners with a taste for authentic Japanese role-playing experiences can celebrate with the news that Atari and Namco Bandai are bringing Eternal Sonata for PlayStation 3 to European shores in February 2009, complete with new gameplay quests, a revitalised story, brand new costumes and additional playable characters.

The PS3 version of the game will feature everything that made the Xbox 360 version so highly rated, with the addition of exclusive brand new features and content including:

- New adventures: exclusive quests, battles, events and multiple endings grow the story;

- Additional playable characters: now choose to play as Crescendo and Serenade;

- New Costumes: different costumes let players customise the appearance of their characters;

- Exclusive new music: even more of Frederic Chopin's timeless classical music.

The game's truly unique scenario is set in a fantasy world envisaged by composer Frederic Chopin during the last three hours of his life, as he lies unconscious on his deathbed. You will voyage through this dream world - essentially Chopin's addled mindscape - encountering a young girl who faces a terrible destiny and a boy who will fight to save her in an enduring tale of good and evil, love and betrayal.