Psycho_Mantis
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NISA saving the Vita.
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Trigger Happy Havoc Dangan Ronpa: Early 2014 for US and Europe
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Sorry, I wasn't clear on that: I meant the region locking situation was different on blu-ray vs DVD, meaning that reverse importation fear results in delays or cut audio tracks for us, whereas that was less likely (though not out of the question!) on DVD.
Looks to be the same.
SolarKnight
Member
I'm away from the internet for most of one day and this happens
Shame it's only the Vita version though, I'm pretty certain that's not a console I'm getting until minimum 2 years from now...
Shame it's only the Vita version though, I'm pretty certain that's not a console I'm getting until minimum 2 years from now...
Well the good thing is unless things REALLY go tits up for PSN, you can get the game years from now.
PhantomOfTheKnight
Member
I honestly don't remember a single game they've released that doesn't have dual audio...
EDIT: Wait, there was Sakura Wars, but that's all I remember.
The PS2 version of Sakura War has dual audio, in fact it is on a separate disc. The Wii version however does not.
foobarry81
Member
Only if you import it, probably. :-(
DeadRockstar
Member
I'm not sure about that. I said that earlier in the thread and people mentioned that NISA have been kind to the EU recently and we'll probably get it digitally at least.
Yeah, but the game doesn't come out in Japan until October, so from release to release it'll be a bit shorter.
I'm hoping they think really hard about the casting, then. I'm not usually a big sub enthusiast, but the JP track is really good.
Plus, they're going to have to find people with wide ranges for certain things. I trust they know what they're doing.
Yeah, that's how about the casting and writing. I mean, I think that's why people wanted Aksys; they've shown they can handle it.
Sir_Crocodile
Member
Heh, guess I just wasted £30 on importing the psp version then.
Will probably buy a Vita when this comes out, there should be just barely enough games by then to justify it.
Will probably buy a Vita when this comes out, there should be just barely enough games by then to justify it.
SolarKnight
Member
Yeah, although I'm already disappointed in advance because there's just no way they'll be able to do the equivalent of having Monobear being voiced by the same VA as Doraemon.
IncandescentPrecept
Banned
Does anyone have the link where this game was voted the most popular in Japan in the year that it came out?
thequickandthedead
Member
Anyone claimed the OT yet?
Charles Martinet.
Hours Left
Member
"It'sa me! Murder bear!"
The anime is an adaptation of the first game, so watching it will spoil major plot points.
Thanks. What came first? The manga, anime, or game?
PhantomOfTheKnight
Member
The game.
I'd also like to know this. I'd like to make or help out whoever is making it.
I'm thinking I should buy a Vita when I get a PS4 later this year.
Hours Left
Member
Focusing on the "trigger happy" part of the title to attract more customers is probably smart.
This game is weird as hell, and getting it into people's hands so they can experience it themselves should be the top priority.
This game is weird as hell, and getting it into people's hands so they can experience it themselves should be the top priority.
What type of backlash did Ni no Kuni get? Even work colleagues who casually game and aren't into JRPGs had no difficulty pronouncing it.
Hours Left
Member
I don't think there was any really.
zeopower6
Member
There was... and it was rather annoying. "What kind of a title is Ni no Kuni? Worst decision ever to leave the title in Japanese."
zeopower6
Member
ShogunDarius
Member
it sounds like 'Day of Sex'
zeopower6
Member
There's that too, Iol.
Deuce Ex
The Cartographer
Member
Now this is an awesome news.
Hours Left
Member
Antiwhippy
the holder of the trombone
Haha, holy shit. I was interested in this before but now I really want it.
Pokemon is a portmanteau in English though. Pocket monsters.
It's got some pretty clearly defined syllables, so I don't see exactly how people ran into any issues. If they're asking what the title is about, then that's hardly anything to do with what it's named.
Anyway, shifting focus back to DanganRonpa. I'm probably going to watch a few episodes of the anime to get a taste of the story and then stop so I can leave the game as a fresh experience.
Anyway, shifting focus back to DanganRonpa. I'm probably going to watch a few episodes of the anime to get a taste of the story and then stop so I can leave the game as a fresh experience.
JODOROWSKY51
Member
Guys, am I remembering correctly that Masafumi Takada did the soundtrack for this?
Hours Left
Member
You wouldn't know that though unless you are already familiar with the series.
My point is that "weird" names aren't as much of a hindrance as some may say. Lots of stuff geared towards kids have wacky made up names, and that hasn't hurt their popularity. (Though alternatively, more straightforward names can certainly help those who may be unfamiliar with the property.)
StevePharma
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Well at least the opening theme. (for the anime)
The game OST was all him.
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