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Xen said:
Why so late? hard to localize+EU policies.. besides, Europeans usually buy a couple of dozens of copies, so it's not worth it.

No wonder, we get games like 1-2 years later (the Japanese ones). People either forget about the game, import or pirate. Europe is the worst region to live in for these kinds of games. Well, there is one good thing, the games are cheaper than around the world.



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VivaLaWiida said:

Fragile: Sayonara Tsuki no Haikyo (Farewell Ruins of the Moon) is coming early 2010 to Europe and Australia!

The game will be published by Rising Star Games.

 

I'm really looking forward to it!

Does anybody still know the release date for North America?

OMG I'm so happy right now ;]

 

source: http://www.gamespot.com/news/6212624.html

These people are awexome.



WHERE IS MY KORORINPA 3

In Europe? don't think so... America/Canada are cheaper places.



Rising Star wins again.



Xen said:
In Europe? don't think so... America/Canada are cheaper places.

Hah no way man, games (at least PSWii360) are cheaper in Europe. Especially now that pounds are low. A lot of games still have the launch price in US/Canada, while in Europe, you can get them cheaper on release day already.



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NA is getting it Early 2010 too so stop complaining.



TWRoO said:
Rising Star wins again.

Right on. Man i'm really starting to love RSG. I'm not really interested in Fragile, but i know those who are and they'll be pleased about this. What really did it for me was when they announced Muramasa for late 2009 and not Spring 2010.

 

NA is getting it Early 2010 too so stop complaining.
You would be complaining if you lived in Europe :/



How technical is your game?

If the EU had one official language, games would come out for her much more quickly. But translating things into English, Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Greek, etc. is very time consuming.



I don't think translating games is taking that long. Beside that are there really many games taht got translated in Russian and in Greek?

In my opinion we have to blame the bureaucracy because of all the different countries



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