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lurkerwithnosoul on 07 April 2010
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Sekishu said:
dtewi said:
Sekishu said:
dtewi said:
This is why every JRPG developer should go screw themselves!

Bring over the damn international versions you lazy-ass bastards!

You should help yourself by trying to learn some Japanese instead of blaming it on the developers.

Japanese games don't work on American PS2s.

And millions of American's aren't going to learn Japanese and import games because developers are too damn lazy to localize a game!

Well, this thread is on ToV which I assume we are talking about the PS3 here, which does not have region lock. And then again, I don't see ToV selling millions, unlike FF which has a localized version. They did not bother to localize the game not because they are lazy, but because they feel that doing that will not make them much of a profit (which I tend to disagree in ToV's case since we already have the 360 version). But at the end of the day, it's up to them to decide whether they should localize the game or not.

If you really like JRPGs and hate missing on those not being localized, why not go learn some Japanese yourself?

 

Because its expensive, hard and it could be a waste of money if we don't really want to learn that language.

 

Personally, i would recomend to buy a Xbox 360 if you really want to play this game. The game was out for almost 2 years now and is cheap. From Namco-Bandai we never know. They could repeat the same thing that they did with Symphonia for PS2.

About the translation, it's a good point. But didn't the game on PS3 has the double scrip that Xbox 360 has and is full vouced? That means to put everyone on work again.

 

And dude, at least you're american. -_- Tales of Vesperia was only my third Tales Of game. Well, second because ToP for GBA was a shitty port.