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This is the same SquareEnix that's having Nintendo localize Bravely Default 2 because...reasons.
Because it sold like shit in Japan?
This is the same SquareEnix that's having Nintendo localize Bravely Default 2 because...reasons.
Because it sold like shit in Japan?
The way I see it, I don't know how games like Project X Zone and J Stars Victory Vs make it overseas and DQ games don't. They're not hugely popular, but they sell far more than 95% of JRPG's that come to the west.
Because it sold like shit in Japan?
Bravely Default 1 sold well in Japan, yet Nintendo also had to publish and localize it.
So, is the info in the thread title true or not?
So, is the info in the thread title true or not?
Bravely Default 1 sold well in Japan, yet Nintendo also had to publish and localize it.
Bravely Default also outsold Lightning Returns, yet Nintendo will still be publishing 2. >_>
I imagine their original deal specified that Nintendo had the option to publish the sequel, which was already in the works at the time. So, I am not surprised that they took it.
So, is the info in the thread title true or not?
Yes. Apparently SE is desperately backpedaling. There was also some confusion as they talked about DQ11 earlier, and during that event he said he was aware of the interest. Later, he supposedly let the cat out of the bag in front of a gaggle of witnesses.
I haven't played Bravely Default yet (the expose), so you guys can go check the credits on Youtube, I'm pretty sure Nintendo did not localize it, they probably just paid Square Enix to do it.
Too quiet the last day or so, looks like they're really laying low now and biding their time. I hope they don't think the wave of excitement and enthusiasm Horii caused with his statement is just going to blow over.
Project X Zone exceeded expectations in the west despite a very barebones localization and J Stars Victory is a fighting game with a story mode and maybe 1/15th of the text of DQ7, charitably.
Not that I think they're right to leave DQ games in Japan, but those aren't good examples.
You probably won't hear anything for a while. However, someone mentioned these as possible upcoming venues where Square will be in attendance:
SDCC (July 9-12)
Otakon (July 24-26)
Gamescon (Aug 5-9)
Nintendo Direct (Aug?)
You probably won't hear anything for a while. However, someone mentioned these as possible upcoming venues where Square will be in attendance:
SDCC (July 9-12)
Otakon (July 24-26)
Gamescon (Aug 5-9)
Nintendo Direct (Aug?)
You didn't paste TGS to the end of that (Sept 17-20). TGS still has its announcements.
You didn't paste TGS to the end of that (Sept 17-20). TGS still has its announcements.
Why would they announce a western localization at TGS?
Why would they announce a western localization at TGS?
They may also not want to say anything if they don't want their plans known yet. Which can come off as nuts, and well could be nuts in this specific circumstance, but maybe they haven't ironed all the details relevant to an announcement, or it is too far in advance to state that, or they're working on them but not 100% committed and Yuji Horii is either overly optimistic or just taking it for granted.http://www.destructoid.com/reports-...6.phtml?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Square Enix is now officially refusing to comment.
That's... Different. Normally they'd downplay it or something, right?
I remember them saying localization could happen if DQ Heroes sold well.
So yeah, it is all your fault! (I bought a copy)
I remember them saying localization could happen if DQ Heroes sold well.
So yeah, it is all your fault! (I bought a copy)
I remember them saying localization could happen if DQ Heroes sold well.
So yeah, it is all your fault! (I bought a copy)
It's now or never.