Crossover games are often stuffed into the "buyer beware" category along with movie and anime games. What did our TGS correspondant think about his time with Project X Zone?
Crossover games are often stuffed into the "buyer beware" category along with movie and anime games. What did our TGS correspondant think about his time with Project X Zone?
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I really hope that hell freezes over so we get our chance with this in the west. :|
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I would give my left arm for this one.
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Well, Katsuhiro Harada Tweeted that he proposed that it be localized! (Yeah, it's going to need a lot more than that.)
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if it comes out I will likely buy two of them just to be nice to them. Hopefully there'll be a collector's edition! OOOOOH can you imagine the kinda stuff they could put in a collector's edition for this? *squee*
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I'm less worried about the Japanese rights-holders than I am about who might own the overseas publishing rights to a lot of the titles included in this game. All it would take is a couple of legacy rights from third-party publishers to make things unnecessarily interesting for this game's export prospects.
Project X Zone is in exactly the same position as SRT, although perhaps slightly less so.Originally Posted by GaijinMonogatari
I'm less worried about the Japanese rights-holders than I am about who might own the overseas publishing rights to a lot of the titles included in this game. All it would take is a couple of legacy rights from third-party publishers to make things unnecessarily interesting for this game's export prospects.
It's looking increasingly likely that I'll import a 3DS for this.
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It sounds like a mix of Namco X Capcom and Endless Frontier in battle. Admittedly I'm basing the Namco X Capcom bit on having read about it, but such a combination seems ideal.
Otherwise, if I could play the game on this North American system, I'd be keeping a closer eye on the release date. The 3DS in Japan sure seems to be getting more interesting software than the tiny trickle coming across the Pacific, though.
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Same developers, so no surprise there, eh?
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