Sentences with phrase «niche titles»

Many want to find their book a home at a Big 5 imprint, while others with more niche titles would be happier at a mid-sized or small press.

All of the Japanese company's games are based on more or less popular anime and manga series, so they're rather niche titles with dedicated but limited public.

As the gaming industry continues to expand, niche titles from around the world are getting more and more exposure.

It's a new niche title, which makes marketing and promotion way harder for a publisher.

Most are smaller overlooked niche titles, that deserve a mention at least.

I prefer the smaller indie niche titles which are usually much more interesting and more up my alley as an old school gamer at heart.

Especially so when it came to marketing niche titles.

Cloud services supported by niche titles like JManga could work, but I think JManga proves that it's not like this.

The development team at Nihon Falcom has always been something of an underdog in the JRPG race for the last few decades — while Square and Enix thrilled the world with massive franchises like Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest, Falcom was building its own niche titles for Japanese PCs, ranging from the long - running Ys franchise to cute experiments like Gurumin.

Drive on Moscow might just be the most niche title on the PlayStation 4.

As niche titles go, Patapon seems to be a pretty good bet — I get the feeling that there are a lot of RPG fans who (like me) are also rhythm game fans.

By now the console will be well established, with a user base large enough to attract studios large and small, not to mention having a sizeable enough market share for publishers to take a gamble by releasing niche titles.

Whilst this will ensure that costs are low and easily recouped it doesn't mean that sales will automatically be high as these are still smaller niche titles at the end of the day.

A wide range of niche titles playing in arthouses (and on VOD) this summer has yielded a small number of breakouts.

Mobile games in 2016 are usually free to play and those that are paid are usually very niche titles with extremely dedicated fanbases or are a ridiculously huge IP like Minecraft which has 40m paid DL.

We were surprised that the results surfaced niche titles in -LSB-...]

August was a huge month for PlayStation fans, with games such as Uncharted: The Lost Legacy releasing as well as more niche titles such as Yakuza Kiwami...

I'll quite happily play in systems that releas new games and support niche title, because not every gamer is the same.

One thing's for sure: it's certainly a good sign that Shin Megami Tensei V has already been confirmed for Europe and North America (though it would have been surprising for the game not to be localised, given Atlus USA localises pretty much all their games from Japan, even niche titles).

I'm actually glad for the delay, as I think it's wise to give Sakura Wars a bit of space from the other January and February releases, which given the amount and quality of the games coming out after Christmas, I'd be worried an already niche title like Sakura Wars could get crowded out.

For a rebooted, relatively niche title that's not something to scoff at.

Built by Platinum Games, the JRPG was painted as a rather niche title — A year later, the game has sold approximately 2.5 million copies, smashing publisher Square Enix's expectations.

A.W.: Phoenix Festa is the latest Japanese niche title to be localized in the American and European markets.

Allowing him to experiment and define his style, Feurer also often worked for several boundary - pushing niche titles, whose risqué editorials would sometimes lead advertisers to pull their campaigns.

There's a group of gamers who seem to crave niche titles that otherwise won't receive much attention from the larger gaming population.

The books this year run the gamut from summer blockbuster source material (Avengers, Suicide Squad, Captain America) to pop culture icons (Archie, Doctor Who, Strawberry Shortcake, Sonic the Hedgehog) to cool little niche titles that you might not recognize now but might just end up being the next series that you slavishly follow every month.

I personally think it's a mistake to release too many remakes and that they should focus on newer, less niche titles instead.

As a concept Early Access is an idea I love as it allows for otherwise potentially niche titles that would have been unable to get funded by big publishers a chance to get made and satisfy the target audience, but in practice Steam's system is a steaming mess.

Sure, it's the third game in a very narrative driven series and therefore traditionally wouldn't be a recommended jumping on point for anyone, however the previous two games were arguably niche titles that never really entered the mainstream conciousness.

Fine, hoard your Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest games to be rehashed into redundancy, but set free these great niche titles that you're never going to touch again.

Laegrinna from the more niche title Deception has been paired up with the cat - like - demon Nobunyaga Oda, Koei Tecmo's mascot - of - sorts.

But if you want a deep simulation / visual novel - hybrid with some minor strategy RPG mechanics intertwined, you'll find a rewarding niche title here.

With no first party support and niche titles coming out for it I don't see the point

We live in a different sort of world these days, often getting localizations of niche titles before they're even released in Japan.

Nintendo doesn't get a pass on «not wanting to sell niche titles» when small companies like Atlus and Nippon - Ichi USA have turned that into an art form.

Even though AAA titles get the most flack over DLC, it's almost always niche titles like BlazBlue that are the worst offenders.

Gust creates niche titles than I'm often a fan of, but Blue Reflection is a poor shot at a decent concept.

Like many beloved niche titles, EarthBound — known as Mother 2 in Japan — was ahead of its time.

That may not help to prevent Dragon Age II syndrome, but give it a couple more years, and we may have a new middle ground where larger companies return to funding slightly smaller, slightly more niche titles alongside their gigantic megahits.

On one hand, I'm very glad niche titles like this are becoming available in North America, but on the other, I don't think fan service should take precedent over good gameplay.

Like many critically acclaimed niche titles, however, it didn't sell very well, and moved around 130,000 copies, 80,000 of those North American.

I don't play», even on super niche titles that took years to come out of Japan, they don't care, they've had other titles translated for the past 20 years and they will stick to them, some people even don't like undubed games because they don't like reading subtitles... (I've actually seen that too from English speakers regarding Yakuza lol)

It wouldn't be surprising to see Fatal Frame released on the Wii U in the West some time next year, as that is exactly the path that smaller niche titles like Fantasy Life, Bravely Default, and Yokai Watch have taken on the Nintendo 3DS.

Like clockwork, NIS America releases niche titles that, for the most part, will go under the radar, but manage to catch the eye of a few.

Wind Waker HD is a remake that offers nothing new to veteran players, Pikmin 3 (which I loved) and Wonderful 101 are niche titles at best, etc..

August was a huge month for PlayStation fans, with games such as Uncharted: The Lost Legacy releasing as well as more niche titles such as Yakuza Kiwami and Everybody's Golf.

Nothing shows this better than the Myrdal project, where book - loving librarians managed to create unprecedented enthusiasm for an obscure catalogue of niche titles.

I wouldn't want this sort of approach for all or most releases, just very niche titles or reprints.