A release for Mushi Hime is now set for November 26. Cave will offer a standard version of the game at ¥7,140 and a ¥9,660 first print run limited version that includes a 2 disc Mushi Hime Double Arranged Soundtrack. The first runs of both versions will come with a download code for downloading version 1.01 of Mushi Hime Sama Futari.
lol indeed, however it would be awesome if they are right.hirounder wrote:lol gamefront
They would definitely not have as many features if they were downloadables .. and besides, I like my discs :Sbcass wrote:Absolutely. All these games should be on XBLA really. It's a total joke that they're not. I really hate having to faff about with discs. Downloads are the way to go.
| My games - http://www.emphatic.seRegalSin wrote:Street Fighters. We need to aviod them when we activate time accellerator.
I think both those titles are new enough that they'd be considered for retail releases as opposed to XBLA. Mind you, the home port of Pork might end up being the definitive version because you can turn voices off.Rebel Ninja wrote:With all this debate over older CAVE titles and the licence holders do you think there is any chance that "Pink Sweets" or "Muchi-Muchi pork" could be released on the "xbox live arcade"? These two games don't have a home console release (to the best off my knowledge). Also would there be less problems with licence holders than with other games such as Progear?
More like we will not be far from the point where they'll start selling us incomplete/crippled games (or cleverly disguised demos) as full retail price downloads. Then you'll have to pay for the patches (the ones that actually should've been there prior to the beta testing), pay to play all the stages (you have reached stage 4, now go pay for the extra DLC!), pay to have more than one character, pay for the power ups, pay for the continues (well, this one could be useful right?Udderdude wrote:They would definitely not have as many features if they were downloadables .. and besides, I like my discs :Sbcass wrote:Absolutely. All these games should be on XBLA really. It's a total joke that they're not. I really hate having to faff about with discs. Downloads are the way to go.
), pay for everything. Twice. God, yeah, gotta love the apocalyptic way of thinking.
All that is happening now anyway with the various DLC for retail releases (with Japanese developers being particularly keen to exploit this new form of sales method). Still works out a hell of a lot cheaper than buying PCBs!Observer wrote:More like we will not be far from the point where they'll start selling us incomplete/crippled games (or cleverly disguised demos) as full retail price downloads. Then you'll have to pay for the patches (the ones that actually should've been there prior to the beta testing), pay to play all the stages (you have reached stage 4, now go pay for the extra DLC!), pay to have more than one character, pay for the power ups, pay for the continues (well, this one could be useful right?Udderdude wrote:They would definitely not have as many features if they were downloadables .. and besides, I like my discs :Sbcass wrote:Absolutely. All these games should be on XBLA really. It's a total joke that they're not. I really hate having to faff about with discs. Downloads are the way to go.
Considering all the extra modes and hi-def stuff it's getting, I'd say that's a pretty safe assumption - if it were a downloadable title it'd probably be pretty much a straight arcade port.Observer wrote:So, please clear this doubt: Espgaluda II is going retail, right?
In the translation I read, the voting was open for any of Cave's older games. They didn't stipulate that you could only vote for certain games. I'm sure if game X got enough votes and it was one they sold the rights to, I'm sure the current owners would not likely say no to Cave if they offered to do a quick port for XBLA and the profits were split. Given that Cave made the games in the first place, they'd probably be in the best position to negotiate such a situation.Rebel Ninja wrote:With all this debate over older CAVE titles and the licence holders do you think there is any chance that "Pink Sweets" or "Muchi-Muchi pork" could be released on the "xbox live arcade"? These two games don't have a home console release (to the best off my knowledge). Also would there be less problems with licence holders than with other games such as Progear?
just wait a few days and get some used out of a vending machine,Elixir wrote:Those pants with Casper on them were around 4800 yen, and they sold out pretty much instantly.
I'm not sure I'm reading this right... Assuming the original gameplay is intact, why would some additional content be worse than a patched original?antron wrote:Elixir wrote: also, I hope the "complete" DOJBLEX won't be any better than a patched original (in gameplay that is)
it look like there will be two type of DOJBLEX 360 discs out there. The original release and one with the bugfixes in it. Patching the original should make it 100% equal to the one with bugfixes included.brentsg wrote:I'm not sure I'm reading this right... Assuming the original gameplay is intact, why would some additional content be worse than a patched original?antron wrote:Elixir wrote: also, I hope the "complete" DOJBLEX won't be any better than a patched original (in gameplay that is)
Maybe I'm not understanding what "complete" means.
bcass wrote:That's probably going to be the case, but the 'complete' version will be separate from both and is going to be DLC that has to be purchased separately. I'd imagine its going to be the more accurate version of the port that they have been working on with Cave.
2nd vote here , i really want to play this but dont have £400 at the moPsikyoPshumpPshooterP wrote:One vote for Pink Sweets
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Frustratingly true. If there was a better retail version out there I'd have to own it regardless of the copy sitting on my shelf (not to mention the PS2 port next to it).Chiaroscuro wrote:Maybe the new press disc would be a "special edition" that comes not only with the patch but also with the DLC.
That would piss off earlier adopters, but sure will make a lot of people to buy the same game twice (including me).
I sent them one in english telling them to switch to PS3 (no region lock) and I'd buy everything they put out. Probably just as useless as yours and more confusing since it's off-topicDanbo Daxter wrote:i shot cave an email saying i would the muchly incredible like to play a Muchi Muchi Pork... included a message ran through google translate that will probably be completely useless. i expect if enough of us vote cave might be scratching their heads
i voted for pork too, but stupidly didn't think that they might not be able to read "Muchi Muchi Pork" ? or would they? oh well.Danbo Daxter wrote:i shot cave an email saying i would the muchly incredible like to play a Muchi Muchi Pork... included a message ran through google translate that will probably be completely useless. i expect if enough of us vote cave might be scratching their heads
