They are tears of sadness since I can't play them till next week. You should be comforting me^^. I am currently outside my coutry(Pics were sent  by my mom who got my mail for me lol).

Though it turned out to be a good thing since apparently LOH has terrible loading times (like 20 seconds for entering buildings on vita) and a patch is coming on October 3, so I'll get to play the reduced loading time version.

Its hard trying to comfort you knowing that you'll be playing those two awesome games pretty soon. We wont see LOH until late next year at the earliest and i doubt we'll ever get to see SNAFU ever gets localized. Oh well give us your impression of it and how it compares to the anime ^^ 

We won't get LoH until XSeed have finished the Trails trilogy, I wouldn't have thought.  And even then, there's Zero no Kiseki / Ao no Kiseki to come first.  Both of which, luckily, are on Vita :P

I'm not sure about that. Are the old games still beeing developed by Falcom for the west or is it another developer working on those? If it is then Falcom is free to work on the localised version of the newest LoH.

I think it would be in their best interest to bring it over as soon as possible in order to increase the exposure to the series and the interest for the classic games.

Well, Zero has a vita remake and Ao is getting one early next year, so hopefully the newly formed Sony localization team will pick them up for the vita (or at least test the waters with Zero). The only problem is the last game in the first trilogy . It doesn't seem likely that Xseed will pick it up after the second game.

I do hope some good games come to the west for the vita out of the Sony team and not just noise ^^.

Interestingly, Pyramid (who developed Patapon with Sony) are doing the two Vita remakes.

Of course, it's not Falcom who are bringing the LoH games over to the west.  It's XSeed at the moment, but any of the other localization houses are free to make an offer for the games I suppose.

I'm not really sure it is in Falcom's best interests to try and bring the most recent game over either.  From what I understand of the series, it's far more convoluted and based on knowledge of previous games than something like say - Ys - which can be pretty self-contained.  Although I believe Sen no Kiseki is the start of a new story, they'd probably prefer it if Zero & Ao got localized first.  And since they're on Vita, they don't have quite the same trouble which Trails had of releasing in PSP's twilight years.

NesFe said: So, finally da gaemz have arrived to my place ! Now, I'll go cry in the corner :'(.

I'm just so Jelly that you get to play my Romantic love comedy :( Make sure to leave some impressions ok hehe

Indeed, I find that really troubling for the future of the system. Dunno what they can do to change PS Vita's fate on western markets, perhaps PS Vita TV will help a little bit but I'm not sure.

The first two week of Killzone Mercenary is comparable to Killzone on psp and that without counting digital i think is doing ok it's true some games sales on Vita are bad LBP for me but there are some game that doing good the first fifa sold well(2013 and 2014 sold poorly because it's the same game every year),Assasin Creed and Call Of duty sold well in vita.

If every multiplatform game will released in Vita.

Well, at least indies and small devs ae still willing to support Vita and seems like they are making money... so in the long term could aweken interest of bigger devs and publishers.. Meanwhile is up to SONY, the only prole I see is SONY's PR on the west pretty poor.. and don't show sign of improvement.. -,-