Sentences with phrase «western game is releasing»

Even then, what other Western game is releasing soon that has enough of a budget to secure a live - action trailer?

Not exact matches

It's unclear right now if either of these events will appear in the Western releases of the game.

This may also have an effect on the timing of the western release of the game... If Nintendo can't even supply enough copies for Japan, how are they going to supply North America and Europe any time soon?

It should be interesting to see if the North American release of Dragon Quest IX, designed with Western gamers in mind, comes anywhere close to generating the sales and buzz that it did in Japan.

Again the game will be making its way to western markets in a HD remastered version for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One though there is currently no release date for the game.

God Eater 2 is the latest in a trend of Japanese games being released for a western audience in an updated or remastered form...

Monster Hunter XX for Nintendo Switch has shipped 350,000 units which is not bad going considering it has only been released in Japan, though there is a big chance that the game have been exported by western gamers due to the Switch being «Region Free.»

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Though Capcom chairman Kenzo Tsujimoto didn't outright say that the next Monster Hunter game will be on consoles, he strongly implied that making console releases a permanent fixture of the franchise would be the best way to grow a Western audience.

Fingers crossed that SEGA release a new Western release date soon and that the game's Western release has not been shelved.

Lastly the game is reported to cost 5,800 yen when it releases in Japan, there has been no news of a Western release just yet and the following photos have also been shared:

I had never heard of the game prior to a few weeks ago, and am now hoping for a western release.

Western players might also be glad to know that this game has an English release.

We still don't know when and if we will see the game being released in the western market, but the history of the franchise shows us that we usually see these titles being ported over with English localisation.

Good news for Western Dragon Quest fans as the latest game in the series Dragon Quest Heroes has been confirmed for an international release.

Sega and Atlus don't seem particularly likely to announce any of its heavy Japanese hitters at E3, as they're typically saved for Japanese events, but they do have some Japanese games that are due confirmation of what's happening with their Western releases.

We still don't have a release date other that to say it's coming this year, so many Western fans are chomping at the bit to get their hands on this game.

A new trailer has been released for the upcoming Western release of Shining Resonance Refrain, introducing the game's heroes.

Saito also said if a Western release were to be viable, each of these specific regions would have its own version of the game, including separate servers.

Of course, we're by no means saying we'd mind a Western Far Cry game being released this year — Far Cry is a popular franchise for a reason, and getting more Western titles could only be a good thing.

The game is currently not slated to be released in Western markets, but is this something you would play if it were?

While the game has yet to receive a western release date, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition should be hitting Japanese Switch systems this March 22nd.

There is no news of a Western release at this time but the game is due for a Japanese release later this year.

Nakajima says it was not Bandai Namco that changed but the Western audience, making it more palatable for them to release games based on anime and Japanese comics.

To be fair it has been running but on the Wii, this is the Wii U version of the game and I'm pretty sure that if it does end up getting released here there will most likely be a region lock, so Western gamers might not end up playing with Japanese players, but that's just my speculation.

All this «chat» about games not being released to the Western (or Eastern) markets is bullshit in this day and age because all they have to do is add subtitles (if needed) and sell them as digital copies only.

Be sure and check out the recently revealed contents of the Hyrule Warriors special edition sets that are being released in Japan, perhaps we'll see one of these collectibles outside of Japan for the Western release of the game.

As of now, there is no possibility of the game making a Western release.

This may be the game to prompt me to get a Vita (Along with the western release of PSO2)

However, with both Dragon Quest VII and VIII finally on the cusp of a western release, there's new hope that even more games in the famed RPG series could find their way overseas.

It's a different story for the western release of the game, which has been set to... February 9th.

If Sega plans to release the game for the US audience, it will need to tailor the controls so that they're more in line with the control scheme of other Western action shooters.

Unfortunately, we don't really know why the game is releasing in the west first, considering we know nothing about the western release in the first place, just the release date.

Although the game is currently only available in Japan, Western gamers can look forward to a North American / European release this Fall as well.

While the western release date for Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney — Spirit of Justice was confirmed just a few short weeks ago, we were still in the dark about one aspect of the game — DLC.

If you're at all interested in this game, then, from what I played today I'd say hold out for the Western release details for the Slide Pad.

This is the first My Hero Academia game titled as One's Justice that will be released for the Western market later this year.

Dragon Quest XI, which will release in the West as Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age, has been confirmed for a Western release, but it's not yet clear if all versions of the game will be released at the same time.

Either way, it's good to see at least one of the publishers involved in the title acknowledge that there has been a significant show of support for a Western release of the game.

With Detective Pikachu releasing this month, it is expected that it will be the 3DS game we see shown off and hopefully, there will be some news concerning a Western release for Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition as well.

With the Western release of Monster Hunter Stories to take place next month, a demo for the game is available... View Article

Bandai Namco Games and developer Dimps have been cooking up a new Saint Seiya fighting game, with Saint Seiya: Soldiers» Soul set to hit PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, and PC in Japan on September 25, followed by a western release this fall.

A release date still hasn't been set and Tsujimoto admits that a Western release of the game hasn't been considered yet, but will if the demand (and money) is there.

Western markets have been waiting with bated breath for the release of the latest game in Sega's hard - hitting gangland series, Yakuza.

«In the completed Final Fantasy XIII, features which were popular amongst gamers at our survey last summer have been enhanced even further» for the Western release.

While the second half of ’08 still looks short of true AAA titles, new games are being announced for a western ’09 release on a regular basis.

Coming up with it in a time shortly before the Game is released is a smart move for his Clickbait, but there will be people who may think this only happened to the Western Version.

Unfortunately, a western release for either editions is extremely unlikely... though this would be a good opportunity for Europe to finally get a retail version of the game!

A western release of the game is expected to happen at a later point.

The press release, written in English, refers to the game using both franchises» respective Western character names, stating that other «English names are TBD», all but guaranteeing a localization.