You're absolutely right but how about they help PS3 in America by releasing both of them by the end of the year here as well?

And what indication do we have that WKC will sell more than that? JRPGs not named FF or DQ generally don't sell anywhere near 1 million copies WW. Lots of JRPGs get hyped as big titles but don't have the sales numbers to back that up. Xenosaga III (~280K), Eternal Sonata (~250K), Blue Dragon (~490K). If your definition of a "big" RPG is solely based on sales, then as great a game as WKC may turn out to be, there's really no evidence to suggest that it's going to be a huge seller. Other than DQ8 (which sold well because it's DQ and pubished by S-E), Level-5 developed RPGs have never had a history of being huge sellers. Rogue Galaxy and the Dark Cloud games sold ok, but nothing spectacular. Plus they were released on the PS2 which has a 100+ million user base. So even if we project that the PS3 will have a 20 million user base by the end of the 2008 fiscal year, I wouldn't bet the farm that WKC is a sure bet to sell over 1 million copies WW. I'm not trying to start a flame war or anything. I'm just trying to be logical in defending my point. Disgaea may not be FF or DQ in terms of popularity and sales, but it's still a very well-known RPG series that PS3 fans should not ignore as insignificant.