Sega Europe: It's up to Atlus who they partner with in Europe.

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Persona 5 (PS3)
Released: Apr 04th 2017
Published by: Atlus


Will this situation cause a drought of Atlus games in Europe?
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Darwinianevolution on 18 May 2016

https://mynintendonews.com/2016/05/18/sega-europe-its-up-to-atlus-who-they-partner-with-in-europe/

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In a recent SEGA Central video the company has confirmed that it is entirely down to Atlus who they choose to partner with to publish their video games in Europe. SEGA is now publishing Atlus USA games but not its European titles, and NIS America has reconfirmed that they will no longer publish Atlus Games in Europe.

This is really making me nervious. Come on, Sega, you are a publisher in Europe and you own Atlus now, act like it! At this point, Europe is not going to get Persona 5 or Etrian Odyssey V. Sega seems unsure if they can bring JRPGs in Europe, they are aready thinking of not bringing 7th Dragon to Europe.