I wouldn't be surprised to see an announcement in a few weeks.

He probably was just coming into next gen gaming when Eternal Sonata, Tales of Vesperia, Bioshock, castle crashers, and Braid jumped ship and was under the impression that it was a one way street. (Sarcasm)

@Slimebeast

With Demons Souls SONY owns the IP, like MS owns the lost oddesy IP

With 3D Dot Game heroes its not SONY's IP...its From SOftwares

I hate it when people say these kinds of comments.

It'd make a more attractive western pickup if it was multiplatform, and it sounds like it'd be little work given the game already runs on 360 supported middleware (and was originally made by only around 20 guys).  Bottom line, if you add a 360 version here, you're tripling your potential audience to sell to.  It just makes sense.

I can see the (unannounced) US publisher asking for it, especially if it's Atlus who's made similar moves in the past (Baroque PS2/Wii, Donkapon Kingdom PS2/Wii, Shiren the Wanderer Wii/PSP?).  Really, I'm wondering why a US publisher wouldn't prefer a multiplatform release?

Hope it doesn't... It's pretty lame seeing nothing but multiplats from 3rd parties Gives people less of a reason to buy a certain system.

Because this is a "niche" game and niche games do not sell on the 360; they probably have a low budget and would lose money making another port (development time for the 360 port, this is money they could of saved by putting it toward some advertising).  This game sold like it did because it was under the radar for most people (hell if it was not for bluray.com and VGChartz I would not have known), advertising will make the north american debut much larger than the Japan debut (look at Demons souls difference in launch).  I think if you really want this game you are going to have to grab a ps3, this will also allow you to play Demons souls (a win, win in my opinon).  Tripling potential audience is not accurate, seeing as the American 360 audience is the least likely to pick up this game (as they did with tales of vesperia, Blue dragon, X-blades,etc).

Letsdance actually has a point the game didn't really sell all that gr8 in jap wer ps3 has more than double the install base of 360 the port will most likely see 2k or sumthing.

How is this comment a problem?  If anything I am "tired' of games being labeled "exclusive' and then 6 months later being ported over to the opposite console.  What is the point of owning multiple consoles if they host the same games.  Last generation was cool because you had to have each console to get the best out of that generation.  This generation if you have a ps3, you might as well pick up a wii because the 360's games come to ps3 within 6 months to a year.  Or the other way around if you have a 360; I would prefer to have the game on one console so that that one console can have a reason for someone to own it. 

Well Enchanted Arms came to 360 first and then From Software ported it to PS3. So i see no reason why they wouldn't do the same with 3 dot heroes, only vise versa this time. Although, i don't know if the NA 360 audience would buy this game.