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ZelosZoidberg
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 Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2023 10:07 am
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I'm hoping for a US release in January with a PC version.
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merr
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2023 10:31 am
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| ZelosZoidberg wrote: | | I'm hoping for a US release in January with a PC version. |
January 2025 at the rate NISA and Falcom do things.
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MFrontier
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2023 5:52 pm
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We need more Viking Waifu's.
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Vanadise
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Posted: Fri Aug 18, 2023 11:46 pm
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| ZelosZoidberg wrote: | | I'm hoping for a US release in January with a PC version. |
Falcom does not even begin negotiations with English publishers until after their games are released in Japan, and a three-month development cycle would be impossible even if the game had no text. That's not even enough time to negotiate licensing, run a marketing campaign, get the game through Sony and Nintendo's approval processes, and produce physical releases.
On the other hand, they do work with Chinese publishers before their release dates, and we know that Clouded Leopard is already at work on the Chinese release of Ys X. They haven't announced a PC release, though, which means the port will probably be up to whoever licenses the game in English (probably NISA).
I'd say a late 2024 release is possible if NISA concentrates on it, but early-to-mid 2025 isn't unreasonable.
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Multi-Facets
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2023 10:52 am
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Looks like Adol Christin's adventures are still ongoing, which is a nice surprise. I didn't know the game was still so popular.
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ZelosZoidberg
Joined: 23 May 2018
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Posted: Sat Aug 19, 2023 2:46 pm
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| Vanadise wrote: |
| ZelosZoidberg wrote: | | I'm hoping for a US release in January with a PC version. |
Falcom does not even begin negotiations with English publishers until after their games are released in Japan, and a three-month development cycle would be impossible even if the game had no text. That's not even enough time to negotiate licensing, run a marketing campaign, get the game through Sony and Nintendo's approval processes, and produce physical releases.
On the other hand, they do work with Chinese publishers before their release dates, and we know that Clouded Leopard is already at work on the Chinese release of Ys X. They haven't announced a PC release, though, which means the port will probably be up to whoever licenses the game in English (probably NISA).
I'd say a late 2024 release is possible if NISA concentrates on it, but early-to-mid 2025 isn't unreasonable. |
Huh didn't know about that first part. TIL. As one of the dozen of hardcore Y's fans it's hard waiting for them in English. And we really need a remake of the fifth game.
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