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etking said:

They fired almost all their European staff (an offer to move into another federal state to keep the job is almost the same as firing) and cannot handle a release in time. I would not wonder if games like Xenoblade will be entirely skipped because they do not have the resources to handle all the translations.

its not even 40 kilometers... they moved from a satelite town to downtown.



generic-user-1 said:
etking said:

They fired almost all their European staff (an offer to move into another federal state to keep the job is almost the same as firing) and cannot handle a release in time. I would not wonder if games like Xenoblade will be entirely skipped because they do not have the resources to handle all the translations.

its not even 40 kilometers... they moved from a satelite town to downtown.


Don´t bother with him. It is fruitless.

 

Edit: It´s not like we are facing a huge Fire Emblem: Awakening delay of 4 months+ . We don´t even have a release date for the US. And it is good to keep in mind that we are talking about a sub-full-priced puzzle spinoff which would have had to compete against the biggest titles of the year in a busy period if they´d release it before Christmas.

It makes sense to move it out of the blood bath.



I guess localizing for Europe is more of a hassle than localizing in the States. Well this explanation does make some sense.



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