Dec 16, 2016 09:59 AM EST By Ernest A, UniversityHerald Reporter

Most fans and avid gamers alike of novel video games will be pleased to know that they can grab their very own themed consoles and handheld device for "Danganronpa V3" on both the PS4 and PS Vita. Moreover, a recent trailer for the game has revealed to fans some new characters they can expect once it gets released next year.

It was recently unveiled to fans, via an announcement by Sony on the Japanese PlayStation Blog, that a collection of "Danganronpa V3" themed PlayStation devices has been made available to fans, Destructoid reported.

It was mentioned therein that fans can first expect a "Dangaronpa V3" themed PS4 console that would showcase the character Monokuma depicted largely on the hardware. It was also stated that among all the variants of the PS4, fans can expect the themed-consoles to be that of the PS4 Slim, similar to that of "Kingdom Hearts" and "Final Fantasy XV" themed consoles.

The source went on to detail that the "Danganronpa V3" themed PS4 Slim console will come with a 285 US dollars price tag for its 500GB model. Fans, who are a bit more deep pocketed, can opt to purchase the 1TB iteration for a sum of around 325 US dollars.

As for the PS Vita "Dangaronpa V3" themed devices, Sony has given its fans a choice between a black or white version of the handheld consoles, which both feature the image of Monokuma and other 8-bit sprites found in the game. Fans can expect to pay 180 US dollars for these devices.

In other news, it was also announced that a "Danganronpa V3" trailer has featured some of the new characters that fans can expect from the game, Siliconera reported. It was said that Spike Chinsoft, developers behind the game, has recently shared to its fans a trailer for the game that introduces the Ultimate Antrhopologist, Aikido Master, Maid, Nursery Teacher, and a cute Monokuma Cubs girl.

Fans can check the video for "Danganronpa V3" that was shared by the developers via their official YouTube account.

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