Sentences with phrase «of a western release»

Usually through lack of western release at the time, although it's easier to get hold of stuff these days, compared to back then.

Of course, there was no mention of a Western release for the game.

Stay wired for any potential announcements of a western release in the future.

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

There's no word of a Western release yet.

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

In all fairness, that's really all we need for confirmation of a Western release.

Stay wired for any potential announcements of a western release in the future.

No details are currently available of a Western release but expect it in Q1 2010.

Recently, Games Nosh and the Censored Gaming YouTube Channel brought to light even more details of the content censored out of the western release of TMS #FE, which is a crossover title between Altus» Shin Megami Tensei series and Nintendo's Fire Emblem series.

Unfortunately, there is no information or any hint on the possibility of a western release date, and considering Bandai Namco's recent patterns, the possibility is slim.

Roger Jr. will be left out of the Western release of Tekken 7 due to this video of a man punching a Kangaroo in the face... Yes this is real life.

Monster Hunter X has been announced for November in Japan, but no word yet of a Western release.

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?

No news was given of western release plans.

Perhaps the lack of a Western release hurt the game's chances of being a better known title, but the truth is, many shumps that were brought over to the West during this time still remain fairly unknown to all but old - school shump fans and people like me who choose to rummage through old game libraries.

Dualshockers has spoken with Bandai Namco Producer Koji Nakajima, asking what has driven the company's recent spate of Western releases for niche Japanese games...

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:

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.

Bandai Namco Games recently announced a bunch of western release plans, including a window for the arrival of Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 4.

Following the reveal of the western release of Warriors Orochi 4, Koei Tecmo released quite a few more assets of the upcoming game.

Sadly, due to the weak performance of the Western release of Dragon Quest 4 [$ 14.99] on the DS, Dragon Quest 5 was produced in very limited supplies, making it pretty scarce for a long period after its release.

However, thanks to a new announcement trailer from Square Enix, we now have confirmation of a Western release which will be happening in August of this year.

I think you are correct, the lack of a Western release really hurts this one — I want to say I had heard the name before, but had no image of the game in my head at all.

Play Asia used their Twitter account to blame Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 «s lack of a Western release on «SJW nonsense», which amplified GamerGate's already considerable outrage to world - saving levels.

Touch Arcade likewise points out the perks of the Western release of the MOBA, which is considered by some a little late compared to other regions.

Any chance of a Western release for some of these games, please SEGA?).

Of course, it's but one game in the entire Seiken Densetsu / Mana series, which has been a little spotty at times in terms of western releases.

Blue Reflection launches in Japan on March 30th for PS4 and Vita, and while there is no confirmation of a western release parent company Koei Tecmo has brought many of the studio's older games across the Pacific.

In fact, it's such an easy phrase that it's been the motto over the last week following controversies over Xenoblade Chronicles X «s localisation and Dead or Alive Xtreme 3 «s lack of a western release altogether.

Koei Tecmo's quiet stance does mean it doesn't exactly have the series at the core of its Western release strategy, and it is the Vita, so it could decide that wrapping up the Arland saga is a good stopping point.

It's not clear if these Qualcomm - powered ZenFones will ever see any kind of Western release.

There has been talk before about the possibility of a Western release, and when Saito talks about having only the Japanese numbers it suggests that they might still be considering it.

The recent announcement of the western release of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age caused a lot of discussions (and some confusion) among the Japanese fanbase, due to the inclusion of English voice - overs, while the original game did not have any.

There may still be no word of a western release at this time but lets be honest, the quicker it comes out in the east, the quicker it could come out in the west.

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?

Yeah, that's a costly undertaking, and as it turns out, it's not cheap to license tracks from the Japanese voice cast either, which is why you sometimes see that pulled out of Western releases.

There's no word yet of a Western release, but hopefully after the relative success of the PC version in the West, there could be hope for us.

In short, fans and one retailer started blaming «social justice warriors» for the lack of a Western release for Dead or Alive Xtreme 3.

There has been no announcement of a western release for the moment, but for the love of all is holy, Bandai Namco better bring this over, or I'll riot.

The recent announcement of the western release of Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age caused a lot of discussions (and some confusion) among the Japanese fanbase, due to the inclusion of English voice - overs, while the original game did not have any.

It will be out this fall in Japan, but there is no word yet of a Western release.

Unfortunately, as of right now the album is exclusive to Japan, and there's no word of a Western release.

Fans in the US will be able to join the Straw Hat Pirate crew with news of Western release of One Piece: Grand Cruise.

The game hits Japanese shelves on July 15, although we're still awaiting any news of a western release.

I was there to see how Super Mario RPG and Earthbound acquired a cult following in the UK because of their lack of a western release.

At the moment, there is no word of a western release of neither the 3DS version or the Switch version of the game, so we'll have to stand - by for more information from Capcom or Nintendo.