It's a damn shame since I really enjoyed my time with the game and I wish more people are interested in playing it. It's definitely one of my favourite Atlus games. But even as a fan of the series, I find it hard to justify the DLC scheme and the lack of regional pricing.
I wanted to buy it but I'm short of money and I have a massive backlog already.
Is NISA even going to be in position to work on these games before they're out in Japan anytime soon? They are going to be 3 mainline games behind this month.
no, because even if they manage to "catch up" Falcom won't let them work on loc before the games are out
Kena is really well optimized, just fyi.
Just buy direct from SteamWait, what?
Just give me my fucking key, Fanatical, what the hell? First time I've seen this.
I buy where the game is cheapest. These days that's rarely directly on Steam.Just buy direct from Steam
Well probably have to put up with a few problems then.I buy where the game is cheapest. These days that's rarely directly on Steam.
You temptress!Civilization Vi New Frontier Pass 5.28€, if you own everything else.
Sid Meier’s Civilization® VI Anthology on Steam
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Not really, no. Unless I'm buying from a gray market site like CDKeys then I expect no issues whatsoever. Not that this is one right now. As far as I'm aware there is no pre-load anyway so as long as I get my key by unlock time it's fine. It's just the first time I've seen a store be like "we got your key but we're not giving it to you yet". They usually give them as soon as they're available.
Nice, Cheers.Civilization Vi New Frontier Pass 5.28€, if you own everything else.
Sid Meier’s Civilization® VI Anthology on Steam
That's entirely on Squeenix who made the game as unappealing as possible on its marketing.
Well, I'm not even halfway through the game so I'll have to see how I feel about that. The game definitely deserved way more success regardless.
is this it?
I definitely enjoyed it overall, but yeah, it's not quite as underrated as the gaming Internet had led me to believe. Combat and level design are solid but not really exceptional for an AAA action-adventure game, and the combat encounters do get a bit repetitive by the end.
Someone on purple forum said that some other 8BitDo controllers have keyed buttons, so probably here as well. Said they basically just filed off the extra bits and swapped the places. Based on that I guess the buttons might all have one common tooth and if you file away the unique one, the one that's common will keep it straight so the button doesn't rotate sideways or something. Just a guess of course.
Some responses in that Twitter thread makes me unwilling to identify with the Trails fandom any more.
I can almost guarantee that's not true. The phrasing they changed to is weird but most sites are only going to pre-sell keys they have already (for inventory and logistical purposes, if nothing else). So when you buy a game and they say they'll give you a key when it's ready, they probably already have a key, they just aren't allowed by contract to release yet. Keys can (and are) generated well in advance for stores, reviewers, etc.
Maybe they wanted for NISA to licence their translation, like they did with Geofront ones?
It's a nice feeling when your report(s) may actually contribute to the betterment of the platform.
Kitsune (Kuro's fan translator) was one of the original translators of Zero before Geofront took over. I'm almost certain NISA would do right by them in the Zero's credit roll. We can always raise the pitchforks again if they don't.
NISA's run with Falcom has been so weird. Even to this day I feel NISA didn't really understand what they were getting into when they started to get Falcom games instead of Xseed. Like yeah Trails was fucked with Xseed too (the Sky FC PSP release underperforming basically delayed the series for years, although in those times a Steam release would obviously be impossible so they were stuck with what they had), but what exactly was NISA's plan when they got the series? Did they think the series was bigger than expected, that Falcom games were big sellers, that it would be easy money, that they could just translate them cheaply and reap all benefits? Becaus honestly the Xseed run clearly shows this wasn't the case before CS3 even got announced. This is what I don't get. It feels like the initial Ys fuck up is how they wanted things to be: cheap. Except now they have to spend even more money and manhours to avoid repeating that fuck up, as well as paying for extra ports and polishing, and despite all that they're still 3 games behind JP.
Rest In peace Kuro 2 spreadsheet, time to attempt to learn Japanese for the 100th time
