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This is the 1 3DS game I want more than anything.I've noticed that except with the GBA version the western one game 1 year after the Japan one.So do you think NA and EU will get it?



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At some point, yes. I think it'll be eShop exclusive, though.



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The DS game seems to have sold a million in the west (500k each in US and EU). That would be a big incentive take it to the west.
http://www.vgchartz.com/gamedb/?name=rhythm+h&publisher=&platform=&genre=&minSales=0&results=200



There is no reason why it shouldn't arrive to the west. It will be announced during the next Direct.



You know it deserves the GOTY.

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Really, what is it with this game that prevents Nintendo to even have a simultaneous release for Japan & US/EU?
There are about 100 words in it. Should be easy enough to translate!



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Probably, but maybe as a eShop only, like what others have suggested



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After seeing its sales in Japan (seriously, 80%+ sell through for a title like this is fantastic), I think so. I think physical is likely, but digital is essentially confirmed.



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If it doesn't I'm gonna eat a kitten. Right in front of Nintendo's headquarters.



The last two titles got released, so I don't see why not.



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