Sentences with phrase «operation rainfall»

It was only after a fan driven movement called Operation Rainfall tried to bring the game overseas that Nintendo of America was finally convinced the title had the potential to develop a following in North America.

- Operation Rainfall

The fans organized a letter - writing and pre-ordering campaign dubbed Operation Rainfall in an attempt to show Nintendo that the company is leaving money on the table by not offering these games to the American market.

Dismissing Operation Rainfall could all be a way of keeping the fan fever running hot for a while longer in order to build up additional anticipation.

A group of them has started a social - media letter - writing campaign called Operation Rainfall with a stated mission «to make Nintendo localize notable games, such as Xenoblade, The Last Story and Pandora's Tower.»

Major gaming websites were covering the events as they unfolded all while promoting Operation Rainfall's cause.

If Xenoblade Chronicles and The Last Story are the top quality critical darlings of Operation Rainfall, Pandora's Tower is the bargain bin title you'll check out for $ 5 and forget about a few days later.

The Song Remains The Same With Operation Rainfall and The Song Remains The Same With Operation Rainfall (You can't always get what you want (unless, of course, you can)-RRB-

Operation Rainfall's goal is to get all three of these games localized for the Americas.

On June 23, 2011 a grassroots campaign dubbed «Operation Rainfall» sprang to life from the IGN message boards.

After over a year of protest, the Operation Rainfall movement finally managed to get Xenoblade Chronicles along with Pandora's Tower and The Last Story brought to the United States (They even got the brilliant British dub too).

At the the time Operation Rainfall has not announced any other plans as of yet to help get the games over here.

The second of the three games in the Operation Rainfall campaign, Pandora's Tower came to North America on April 16, 2013.

This massive JRPG was the first and most popular of three titles requested by the «Operation Rainfall» fan campaign.

Tucked away with my love letters to Nintendo have been my ruminations on the possibility of sequels to the JRPG games dubbed the «Operation Rainfall «three on the Wii U, and the prospect that the Wii U could be known as more of a JRPG heaven than the Wii was.

Grassroots efforts like the recent Operation Rainfall have been successful in pleading for official localization and redistribution of little - known games The Last Story, Xenoblade Chronicles, and Pandora's Tower for Western audiences, revealing that there does exist a tangible audience receptive to this idea.

We'd just better hope we don't need a 3DS version of Operation Rainfall to get it released in the US this time around...

Operation Rainfall (Oprainfall) reviewed Score Rush Extended on PS4, and scored it 4 out of 5 stars, for an 80 % rating!

After all, his division has been able to localize several games that NOA didn't seem to want to touch (see the Operation Rainfall Trio, just to name three).

Justin joined Operation Rainfall after visiting the site numerous times and reading the articles on Xenoblade Chronicles.

When Xenoblade Chronicles came out across the world over the span of two years, the focus initially was more on its inclusion in the Operation Rainfall campaign.

Guess Operation Rainfall made Reggie realize that you need to have diversity of games and need to not have a software gap.

When she first got involved in the Operation Rainfall Campaign, she volunteered to help out with anything that needed to be done.

He joined the Operation Rainfall Campaign at the beginning, and became one of the staff as the first wave of new volunteers were needed back in mid June.

He discovered Operation Rainfall while avidly following the localization of the Big 3 Wii RPGs.

The Operation Rainfall fan support campaign may or may not have been the sole reason Western players were able to enjoy Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story and Pandora's Tower, but there's no denying that it certainly helped.

After a long wait, the third game from the Operation Rainfall fan campaign has been released in North America, thanks to XSEED Games.

Now that Pandora's Tower has found a publisher, the original goal of Operation Rainfall (to bring Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story, and Pandora's Tower to North America), has been fulfilled.

I just noticed that operation rainfall has made an article on this.

Check out the launch trailer for The Last Story below and long live Operation Rainfall!

Two RPG gambles last generation from Mistwalker in the form of Blue Dragon and Lost Odyssey on the Xbox 360 failed to be the smash hits they were planned to be, but cult followings have often proven to be very powerful mediums — just ask Team Ico and Operation Rainfall.

After years of effort Operation Rainfall has now succeeded with both Xenoblade and The Last Story being released last year.

Do I want the Operation Rainfall games to show up in the US?

The motivation behind Operation Rainfall is to get Nintendo of America to release three Japanese RPGs here in the United States, two of which have already been localized for the UK.

It's a far cry from the days of Operation Rainfall, when fans tried to convince Nintendo of America to release the already translated original game in...

What irked was Nintendo Of America's reaction to the titles which became known as Operation Rainfall — Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story & Pandora's Tower — and specifically the company's apathetic reaction to fan desires to see those games reach US shores.

At first, I also found the system overwhelming, and everything I'd been reading at Operation Rainfall made me apprehensive - I always get apprehensive about systems described as very complex.

I'll be definitely picking Xenoblade up when it comes out, if you guys remember Operation Rainfall fans had to go through a lot to get the game localized.

Operation Rainfall even helped find US publishers for Xenoblade Chronicles and The Last Story.

According to the translation posted on Operation Rainfall: «Whilst originally it was said that the delay of MH4 was due to wanting to make a better quality game and graphics, the real reason appears to be that it may be released on the PS Vita to increase sales.»

The cause is one Operation Rainfall, aimed at the localization of three much - anticipated games — Xenoblade Chronicles, The Last Story, and Pandora \'s Tower.

Not exact matches

This despite heavy rainfall which flooded some pits and derailed operations, according to Melbourne - based Surbiton Associates.

I'm huge Nintendo fan and have stuck by many of their more controversial decisions, but yeah, when they ignored Operation: Rainfall I was a bit disenfranchised with the company that made me love games (Mostly NoA though).

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