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Forums - Gaming - Atlus Shows More Signs of Recovery: The Atlus D Shop is Back

The popular Japanese online shop selling some very interesting Atlus merchandise Atlus D Shop  uncerimoniously closed down a couple months ago, just before the whole affair of Index Corporation’s bankruptcy, but now that the auction for the sale of the house of Persona is going unexpectedly well, there seem to be signs of recovery.

The Atlus D Shop has been reopened today and is back in business, ready to sell all sorts of goods to local enthusiasts. You can check it out yourself here.

Incidentally, the Atlus D Shop is run by Enterbrain, which is owned by Kadokawa. Whether you want to read something into that or not is your choice.

As a funny side note, one item jumped to the top of the shop’s rankings as soon as it reopened: the Dragon’s Crown poster that you can see below, made for the upcoming edition of Comiket. Is anyone surprised?

http://www.dualshockers.com/2013/08/03/atlus-shows-more-signs-of-recovery-the-atlus-d-shop-is-back/



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That's good news! I hope they can recover quickly!



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spurgeonryan said:
Shouldn't Atlus have waited for this game to come out before they made any decisions?

What?

Well, what's happening can be best described by "it's something".



Bristow9091 said:
Japanese consumers love the D...


I see what'cha did there.



spurgeonryan said:
Xen said:
spurgeonryan said:
Shouldn't Atlus have waited for this game to come out before they made any decisions?

What?

Well, what's happening can be best described by "it's something".


Didn't they file for Bankruptcy? Why not wait until this Dragons Crown game came out? I heard it was going to be big.

Oh, that.

Their owners were simply caught red handed cooking their books. It's not like they had a choice



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Atlus didn't go into bankruptcy, themselves, it was the parent that dragged them into it so they had no choice over the timing.



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When will we know who bought them already?