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WRC4 demo on the 16th, apparently!

And here's a quite poor Sorcery Saga trailer:

Just picked up Dragon's Crown (I hate Atlus with there BS localizations) and OMG the art book is so pretty.
Now for Muramasa Rebirth... OH FOR FUCKS SAKE, waiting again and its not even a physical release -_-
Vanillaware are lucky they make good games because they have shit publishers in Europe

I expected far worse with your comment.

Wasn't too bad really...but were they saying 'Namaste' at the end there? lol

@SxYxS: oh that sucks man. Been hearing some mixed feedback on the game 

I just ordered Dragon's from Play-Asia. It's 22€ this week. I'll probably see it in a month or so LOL

Sorcery Saga looks so damn cute!

That title alone is a winner in my eyes.

It's not an Atlus game in Europe, it's NIS America. Atlus have no distribution in Europe, though hopefully with SEGA's parent buying them hopefully that'll give them some European distribution, though hopefully they won't have the same "cut back" on boxed releases that SEGA is currently undergoing.

I completely forgot that Dragons Crown comes out on Friday in the UK, I should return from the US to have that waiting for me :D and I've only just got Muramasa Rebirth and Walking Dead. Need to download Worms too, who says Vita has no gaemz? :O

Do we have a Vita Football Manager 2014 release date yet? That's actually one of the few upcoming games that I can see helping the Vita if marketed correctly. The iOS/Android versions are heavily cut down, and not compatible with the PC/Mac version of the game.

my point exactly, how hard is it to get a game classified in EU countries and ship it. Unless NISA (America LOL WTF, publish in EU bot not US. I love it) added more languages we waited for nothing. 

Atlus release the game in the US. They put all their resources into that (there aren't many employees at Atlus US) then they think about the European licensing after that (negotiating the publishing details/royalties etc.). It's only once that has been done that the game gets submitted for PEGI classification etc. and to start have the cards manufactured. To be honest, it's been a pretty damn good turn around time for Dragon's Crown.

But I remember the days when we'd have to wait over a year for the European release of a game.

At least in Atlus' case you can always import because Vita/PS3 are region free. I'm kinda just grateful that these games are getting a physical release here at all after Ragnarok, the Atelier games etc all being download only.