If the cost of doing voice over is the concern - and in this case its an arena Nintendo of America doesn't seem built for based on the one whole game they've done VO for - they could just leave the Japanese voice over in and do English text.
You'd save a world of bellyaching from weeaboos that way. Even if an English dub was there, they'd listen to it just to have something to complain about. But in this case to get the games out quickly, they could just skip an English dub and I'd be fine with that.
I just want to play these games legitimately.
Not until De La Jet Set Radio & De La Jet Set Radio Future releases in the US.
I really could care less. I have a perfect amount of JRPGs on my backlog I'm churning through.
Though, this is common with Nintendo. Even if they did that last push for some games they let their last two consoles quietly die off so they won't overlap with their shiny console.
I keep thinking of a long black silence at the end of each Nintendo console cycle.
fucking agree, why can't they just leave the VA and translate everything to english???
you better localize this NOA!!!
It more or less means the problem is Reggie and he has enough sway to decides what happens here and what doesn't. Its the same exact issue with SCEA and their refusal to publish Demon's Souls, really - and we all know how that ended.
It ended in SCEA's humiliation and a victory for gamers.
Maybe we should be passing our letters on to Iwata's desk, have him to over Reggie's head and make a deal with a publisher like Atlus to make these games happen. Maybe its time for Reggie to get a slice of humble pie himself.
However, if it were my call, I probably wouldn't do it either. I'm no industry expert, but I get the impression that distribution and securing shelf space and all that jazz is a massive pain in the ass, and I honestly don't see these games selling anywhere near well enough to justify that. It doesn't make good business sense, even if you ignore the cost of localizing them in the first place.
But seriously, since Nintendo region-locks their console and expects us to not pirate/import their games, they better localize as much as possible, especially if so many fans want it.
Especially sense they region lock their games.
Sorta like how Wii owners hyped the shit out of No More Heroes and MadWorld because we didn't have anything decent to play. We ran out of games again and we're desperately begging for any game that isn't WiiFit: Noname Celebrity Edition.
Because yeah, we're suffering from the fact that there is NOTHING AT ALL to play on the Wii. But after Zelda, it seems like we'll have another desert to cross. Or that the console will be indeed completely dead. Are they that stupid? These games would sell better than usual since there's so little else.
Nintendo is thinking too short. Maybe they'll lose money by releasing these games I don't know, but in the long term they're just losing fans. For me it's already too late, I bought competitor consoles for the first time this generation due to frustration for a lack of games and I'm not planning to go ahead with their new stuff.
De La Jet Set Radio is just the American version of Jet Set Radio released for Japan and there isn't a De La Jet Set Radio Future.
So you already have one of the games you're waiting for (or could easily buy) and the other doesn't exist.
And something is true for me, this titles surely could sell more than mistery cases and that other minigame gimmick.
That said, the more games we get spread to as many gamers as possible, the better.
I'm not going to lie either I want these games like everyone else and want them localized or my Wii is going to get hacked and modded the fuck out of. From their I'll import Xenoblade.

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