Sentences with phrase «import copy»

You could also import copies if you find them cheaper than localized releases.

Kotaku imported a copy of Xenoblade Chronicles X to review, with the reviewer describing 70 hours of gameplay as boring.

Luckily, the Switch is region - free so you will be able to import a copy from Japan if you really wanted to.

The Copyright Act contains several exceptions relating to the importing of books, including importing copies for a person's own use, importing used books and used textbooks.

Kotaku imported a copy of the game from Japan in order to review it and after spending 70 + hours playing the game, reviewer Richard Eisenbeis did not have kind things to say.

This method does require an activation from Steam though, so there's no chance of importing a copy on PC.

Better yet, Play - Asia are back with a cheeky daily deal on a region - free US import copy.

The hardcore fans may have already imported a copy of the Japanese version in the last nine years, but again, a nod to Capcom for the inclusion of it here.

At the time Super Metroid came out I also frequented a local video game rental store and they had a Japanese import copy that I saw being played.

The board's refusal to classify Saint's Row IV has essentially banned the game from being sold in the country, although I've got no doubt that won't stop dedicated gamers importing copies.

Nintendo Australia have made it clear that they will only be accepting Australian Club Nintendo codes for The Legend of Zelda Official Soundtrack redemption so if you jumped the gun and imported your copy from the UK, you could soon be filled with much regret.

As for now, the game is set to release in Japan only but the Switch is region - free, so you can import a copy if you please.

Oddly, perhaps, I also played through a lot of terrific RPGs on the system as shared experiences, swapping the pad around for Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy VI — which was confusingly titled Final Fantasy III on the US import copy I had any kind of access to, but that's another story.

Whatever the case, with Switch being region - free, you'll have the option to import a copy (though you'd need to know Japanese to properly enjoy the experience).

Not unless they import a copy from Europe and follow Joystiq's guide for soft modding Nintendo's Wii to play imports.

But since I wanted to play it, I imported a copy and played it on my DS (which thankfully was region free).

My Aldiko works fine but on the Vox the internal memory or 8gb is «sdcard» and my added memory is «extsd» each time i import it copies the files to the device memory which i do nt want (given i have a 32gb car i do nt want to use device memory) do you know how i can fix this?

Including the wrong way to space text, to import copy, and to style it.

You can grab your import copy through a retailer right now!

Nice, I still have my imported copy of Captain Rainbow somewhere.

I've been tempted to pick up an import copy of Dawn of Mana — again, no PAL release — but it's hard to get excited about something I've heard is fairly horrible, even if the first screens I saw did give me a flutter of hope.

That's my only disappointment from my import copy.

One guy we talked to actually brought in his import copy of Phantasy Star Zero.

If your patient enough and don't wish to import a copy, it will be officially released in Europe at the start of 2010.

Really hoping PDF 2nd gets localized soon or at least it being considered for localization in the (near) future, still deciding if I want to import a copy or wait.

Those of you in the U.S. who've spent crazy bucks on subscriptions or single issues at Barnes & Noble will immediately notice that it's much cheaper than the crazy prices you've been paying for import copies.

You can still snatch up an import copy if you'd like.

However, it will initially be available only as part of a pricey Special Edition box set (replete with art book, strategy guide and soundtrack CD)- so savvy consumers may still want to take advantage of the PS3's region free compatibility and buy an import copy.

Yes, the lack of characters and inconsistent translation were frustrating, but I finally understand why people who played an imported copy were hyping it up: this game is good, great even.

So once I saw an imported copy in my local independent games emporium, I snapped it up.

I absolutely love a lot of Idea Factory International's gaming properties and have been a fan of their work for the past 5 years ever since I imported a copy of the original Hyperdimension Neptunia for the PS3 back in -LSB-...]

Well I've got an import copy of A.S.H.. You're not talking about the partially translated & then abandoned work Psy was doing for awhile are you?

The only way to get your hands on this brilliant game in its original form (not the PSP remake), is to get hold of an imported copy.

You can visit my import copy town next year and put on a demon mask and then I'll throw beans at you.

Luckily, the Switch is region - free so you can always brush up on your Japanese and import a copy.

As for now, the game is set to release in Japan only but the Switch is region - free, so you can import a copy if you please.