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Atlus sets up European publishing team in London (at Sega Europe)
- Thread starter Guess Who
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ShockingAlberto
Member
Wow, that's big.
Sinh_Magnus
Member
This is big.
That company, I swear... Hopefully it's for good this time and they don't shut Atlus EU in a couple of years.
I guess they didn't want to give up part of their sales to a third-party when they can do it themselves. I mean, stuff like Etrian Odyssey and stuff is already niche enough, though it's clear it's more stuff like Persona that lead us to this.
I guess they didn't want to give up part of their sales to a third-party when they can do it themselves. I mean, stuff like Etrian Odyssey and stuff is already niche enough, though it's clear it's more stuff like Persona that lead us to this.
Nintendo's Witch
Member
About time Atlus!
AcademicSaucer
Member
Just in time for those Dancing games
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Wow.
Our long running nightmare is over.
Our long running nightmare is over.
Simon-chan
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toastyToast
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cireza
Member
Hope they double checked and made sure it was actually Europe.
But what if they get lost?
Atlus London, Ontario.
Infernal Monkey
Member
Sega Europe still exists as a publisher?! Why has Deep Silver been doing everything for them then?
BassForever
Member
This is only a good sign if atlus actually speeds up the turn around from Japan -> US -> Europe for game releases. There isn't a reason in 2017 that games should take 6 months to go from region to region.
cireza
Member
Don't forget London, Texas. Too many London's to keep track of.
SEGA Europe has only presence in UK. That's why they need Koch for distribution.
Rellik
Member
That's why they set it up in a country that is leaving the EU. The excuses write themselves.
I'm pretty sure most Japanese publishers have their Europe headquarter in Britain, such as Square Enix, Namco and Sega.
Eolz
Member
Lol, will believe it being useful and doing its job after some games being published on time and on par with the NA releases.
We went from late Nisa releases with CEs, to low run Deep Silver ones with nearly no LEs but a bit closer to a WW release.
In both cases, awful communication from Sega Europe and Atlus USA.
Hell, there has been enough threads about this madness to show how shitty it was for european fans in more than a decade...
We went from late Nisa releases with CEs, to low run Deep Silver ones with nearly no LEs but a bit closer to a WW release.
In both cases, awful communication from Sega Europe and Atlus USA.
Hell, there has been enough threads about this madness to show how shitty it was for european fans in more than a decade...
Sidewinder
Member
Does that mean, that Shenmue III will only be a 6/10 at best now?
MatrixMan.EXE
Member
Oh fuck yes. This is promising.
GhostTrick
Banned
Wow. More than 20 years late but it's progress ! Maybe we can expect Multi -5 translation in 15 or 10 years now :")
Hesemonni
Banned
Lol, too true
Hot Coldman
Banned
Finally
Hopefully this means the end of those useless fucks at SEGA Europe ever having a say in non-PC games
Hopefully this means the end of those useless fucks at SEGA Europe ever having a say in non-PC games
They're literally working in the exact same office now. There's like a 90%+ chance they'll share staff like what happened with the US branch.
Yu Narukami
Member
Praise the guy that gifted them a globe.