Sentences with phrase «localised release»

Aksys Games and Arc System Software have confirmed that Guilty Gear Xrd Revelator will get a localised release in North America in Spring 2016, for both PS4 and PS3.

Developed by teams from Nintendo and Tecmo Koei, it has not yet received a western release window but has been confirmed for localised release.

Not exact matches

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This process is very helpful when localised but during chronic inflammation, the amount of neutrophils in your body will be huge and consequently the amount of free radicals released will be far too high.

While our work on the game is finished, localised, and ready to go, as publisher, Sega gets to make the final decision as to when it is released.

This news will obviously be bittersweet for fans of Platinum Games; while it's obviously nice that the game will still be released in the West, it's a bit of a shame we have to wait so long for a game that is already localised.

It confirms that PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond will be localised for a European release in March, and that Japanese...

Zorpix the 3DS game released in december 2011 Just the localised versions were released on the same day...

It's not too much of a wait, but it's the first time we've seen a staggered release for one of the Switch's major first - party games - and given how the console is region free and how easy it is to pick up games from the Japanese eShop, we can only presume the version coming out in Japan on September 28th won't have full localised language options.

In an attempt to boost the impact of its Kindle brand in Europe, Amazon has launched localised versions of its Kindle Store in Spain and Italy, also releasing Italian and Spanish language Kindle devices to consumers.

Nintendo has chosen to release a game about building a lucrative property empire — the first localised entry in a Japanese series dating back to the Famicom — at a time when the world is in the throes of economic meltdown.

Nintendo's Wii U JRPG Xenoblade Chronicles X releases in the West next month, and YouTube channel GameXplain have been going through a pre-release copy of the localised game.

To get us ready for the occasion, Bandai Namco have released a localised version of the opening cinematic which was revealed last year for the Japanese release.

What about a possible released outside Japan (since all three games have been localised already)?

It's not clear if those games will be released outside Japan, but considering Aksys Games has localised many of them already, it's quite likely that at least some of them will get a western release.

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It can take months for a game released in the West to be localised and approved to go on sale in China.

This is due to the fact that Nintendo of Europe wants more time to test, localise the game, and release it sometime by the end of 2017.

Nintendo Europe reportedly wants more time to test and localise the game which is why the studio is targeting a late 2017 release.

In between developing each entry of their flagship Disgaea series, they also localise and release smaller titles that they've been working on.

The game has finally been localised and has release ove...

«For previous titles it took usually about a year to localise each version and bring it over to Europe, but for this title there should be a considerably shorter gap and [we'll] bring it to European territories as close to the North American release as possible.»

The rise of the PlayStation and other modern systems meant the game was seen as a poor choice to release in the West, and the cost of localising it made Square reconsider in general.

After the scare that was brought on us by Platinum Games who revealed that the Western division of SEGA appeared to have gone silent regarding the release of Anarchy Games in Western territories despite being fully localised, the game finally has a new release window.

Hopefully the sales of this one will convince them that a little more investment and a physical release will be worth it for future games, and we'll get more titles localised.

Today at the Namco Bandai Games Fan Conference it was confirmed that Tales of Xillia will indeed be localised for the Western market, coming to Australia, Europe and North America with a release date of August 31, 2012.

Now, more than eleven years after its initial Japanese release on PC, it's finally available in a localised format on consoles.

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PC gaming site Rock Paper Shotgun has reported that the German release of the game seems to have been delayed because somehow Swastikas have remained in the localised version.

Had Soma Bringer been released a bit later, perhaps Nintendo of Europe would have picked it for release as well, in the midst of its current frenzy to localise Japanese - exclusive titles for Europe.

Under the deal, Tencent was to release a localised PC version in China and two mobile games.

This is, unfortunately, in line with Nintendo of America's puzzling attitude towards Monolith Software games in the last few years, refusing to release stateside even games already localised for Europe such as Disaster Day of Crisis and Xenoblade Chronicles — although complaints from gamers apparently managed to get Nintendo of America to eventually agree to commercialise the latter, albeit in a very limited release form.

No news on a localised Australian / New Zealand release just yet, but I wouldn't be too surprised if we got news soon about it.

It confirms that PokéPark 2: Wonders Beyond will be localised for a European release in March, and that Japanese...

All in all, Professor Layton's last adventure looks like an excellent new game in the making, and one I expect to see localised and released outside of Japan by about 2013.

Hopefully it gets localised and released outside of Japan at some point in the future, but I suspect that's basically a given with a title by Game Freak.

Due to the game being localised and released in North America shortly, we now have some new screenshots of the game and the English box art to look at.

Bandai Namco has announced that it will be localising One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 for a European release.

Well, looks like this game will thankfully not be one of those that never leaves Japan, the game's developer has confirmed it's being localised and released in Europe as well.