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[Xellos]

yeah, it was sposed to be out early Nov. ><

[Daigotsu]

I usually won't play games unless they are in English. It doesn't really bother me if it is a fighting game though.

[Xellos]

Shini know sJapanese, which is why doesn't care ><

[Daigotsu]

That's cool. I wanted to learn Japanese but they don't offer it at my school.

[Cavalier]

i just cant wait to try it out ^^

[melfice]

I also don't mind Jap in Fighting games, but in a RPG, reading is crucial...

[Mitsuki]

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Yup, otherwise you won't know what the hell is going on. &gt;_&gt;

[Cavalier]

thats obvioso ^^

[mrwiseman]

The problem is that Japanese companies treat America like shit compared to Japan (i.e. you get half or less of the games, months later, often with poor localization), and Europe is even worse

[Shiinigami]

I think its more of a matter about culture. Most American gamers prefer Tony Hawk's Pro Skater or NFL2k over Grandia 2 and Shenmue. So theres no point in Japanese company trying to bring tons of their games over here.