We truly live in interesting times.
Or, as the news source puts it:
How come Square Enix understands but Bamco doesn't?!?!
"This isn't even leaving Japan, yet.
But might as well start taking bets on what gets over here first, this or PSO 2."
But it exists. I could at least play PSO2 (prior to DNS fuckery) even if it wasn't available outside of Japan. Gundam doesn't exist on PC at all.
This just reminds that SEGA ain't even keeping the source code for 2Spicy, let alone a PC port.
I'm amazed and shocked that this got a PC version before Border Break. Friggin' Sega.This just reminds that SEGA ain't even keeping the source code for 2Spicy, let alone a PC port.
We truly live in interesting times.
Or, as the news source puts it:
" I could at least play PSO2 (prior to DNS fuckery) even if it wasn't available outside of Japan. Gundam doesn't exist on PC at all.
Oh wow!
Sega, do the same for Border Break please.
Hey, say what you will about SD Gundam Online's somewhat outdated gameplay system, but it's the only game ever that lets me control a V2AB without some bullshit like "time limits" or whatever. Along side other grunt MSs that will never be in an action game."This isn't even leaving Japan, yet.
But might as well start taking bets on what gets over here first, this or PSO 2."
But it exists. I could at least play PSO2 (prior to DNS fuckery) even if it wasn't available outside of Japan. Gundam doesn't exist on PC at all.
Border Break is a long wait for a train that's never coming.I'm amazed and shocked that this got a PC version before Border Break. Friggin' Sega.
Really? That's terrible. I would hope in a post-Valkyria Chronicles pc port word, anything is possible. (But probably not)This just reminds that SEGA ain't even keeping the source code for 2Spicy, let alone a PC port.
What's the music in that trailer? Babymetal?