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Which ones are going to push systems given that the only Japanese-centric PS4 exclusive launch game is Host Girls on Stage?
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Which ones are going to push systems given that the only Japanese-centric PS4 exclusive launch game is Host Girls on Stage?
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I'm still not buying the "no games ready" excuse for 2014 Japan launch. They could have had a December release with:
- Dynasty Warriors
- Drive Club
- Knack
- Killzone
- Call of Duty Ghosts
- Assassin's Creed IV
- Watch Dogs
- FIFA
- Battlefield 4
- Resogun
All exclusives or only PS3/PS4 versions. This is a much better launch lineup than what the PS3 had. Then in February they'll add:
- Yakuza Ishin
- FFXIV beta
- Infamous
- Hohokum
Why not do this instead of releasing everything at once now which makes no sense??
I'm still not buying the "no games ready" excuse for 2014 Japan launch. They could have had a December release with:
- Dynasty Warriors
- Drive Club
- Knack
- Killzone
- Call of Duty Ghosts
- Assassin's Creed IV
- Watch Dogs
- FIFA
- Battlefield 4
- Resogun
All exclusives or only PS3/PS4 versions. This is a much better launch lineup than what the PS3 had. Then in February they'll add:
- Yakuza Ishin
- FFXIV beta
- Infamous
- Hohokum
Why not do this instead of releasing everything at once now which makes no sense??
oh lord, Sony doesn't give a shit about Japan anymore lol.
This has got to be the most bass-ackward console launch I've ever seen.
Which ones are going to push systems given that the only Japanese-centric PS4 exclusive launch game is Host Girls on Stage?
Edit: and what big PS4 exclusive Japan-centric games will be coming out in the first year?
I'm thinking that "is there any reason wii u wont dominate Japan" was not as silly as it seemed, assuming th OP was talking about home consoles.
Middle East is odd. From what I remember of Syria, PS3s and 360s were still extremely uncommon in mid 2008 (I had a cousin who had never even seen a PS3 until I showed him mine). The DS, PC, and PS2 were still the forerunners by far because of easy piracy. When people there are used to buying games for $2, jumping up to $60 is kind of a tough sell. Bluray was pretty nonexistent too thanks to DVD piracy.
I don't think the Middle East really matters much at all. I wouldn't be surprised if it was still PS2 Land over there.
... It has Final Fantasy, Yakuza, and Dynasty Warriors, dude.
Is on PC, no? & PS3?
Wii U wins Japan, yeah it might happen. lol
Very surprising. I wonder if the fear is that MS will launch in the rest of Asia earlier, and they therefore need to get it out there earlier? Other than that, I'm not really sure.
which are on other consoles and PC. What exclusive ps4 games are going to be there in feb that wont be their in dec? What's going to get people to buy that console?
Host Girls on Stgae?
Do Japanese games really, really want to buy the console 2 months from now for what is present in the first list? Sony's market research and what I've seen on the Media Create charts say no.
The only other console platform that matters over there is PS3 though. It's like saying Titanfall won't do anything for the Xbone because it's also a 360 game.
Of course they were waiting for Japanese games. This is the lineup, the bolded of which won't be ready until 2/22:
Assassin's Creed 4
Battlefield 4
Call of Duty: Ghosts
Doki-Doki Universe
Dream Club: Host Girls on Stage
Driveclub
Dynasty Warriors 8: Xtreme Legends
FIFA 14
Final Fantasy 14: A Realm Reborn beta
Hohokum
Killzone: Shadow Fall
Knack
Natural Doctrine
Puzzle 4 Sudoku
Tottemo E Mahjong Plus
Resogun
Strider
Watch Dogs
Yakuza: Restoration
If titanfall had released in August on PC and 360, it would do almost nothing for x1 sales in Nov.
Seems like also India joins the "launching December 2013" club.
Updated November 6th:
Heads up everyone. Sony has scheduled an event in Hong Kong tomorrow and we are pretty confident it will be about the PlayStation 4. So it is safe to expect for news on launch date, pricing and bundles to start rolling out tomorrow. Do note that tomorrow's news will most probably be significant for Hong Kong and its neighboring countries.
'What about other countries?' you ask? Well, similar events have been scheduled for in Singapore and Malaysia - both happening next week and we are already on top of them. As for now, bookmark this page as we will be keeping you guys updated on the latest PlayStation 4 info for the Asian markets.
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A good friend of mines who will be going home to Taiwan for a while has said that Sony did an event today and announced a launch date of December 18th and it will cost 12,980 Taiwanese dollars which equates to $441 American, I believe.
The Middle-East is made up of many nations, many of which are not dependent on piracy and old hardware.Middle East is odd. From what I remember of Syria, PS3s and 360s were still extremely uncommon in mid 2008 (I had a cousin who had never even seen a PS3 until I showed him mine). The DS, PC, and PS2 were still the forerunners by far because of easy piracy. When people there are used to buying games for $2, jumping up to $60 is kind of a tough sell. Bluray was pretty nonexistent too thanks to DVD piracy.
I don't think the Middle East really matters much at all. I wouldn't be surprised if it was still PS2 Land over there.
... It has Final Fantasy, Yakuza, and Dynasty Warriors, dude.