That last log must of been real hard to swallowShmupdoctor wrote:I'm so happy that I don't give a damn what any cockmonger on the internet has to say. I love you guys.
Dont choke on it
Harlequin
So there's like, what, 200 Ketsui fans in the US? Out of those 200 Ketsui fans, how many do you suppose actually own an Xbox 360 and will really purchase these titles? 50? 60? The costs of disc replication and the insert printing plate would cost way more than any profit they could hope to make.Shmupdoctor wrote:
http://www.petitiononline.com/Dtoid/petition.html
sign please!
Yeah, I know these things are pretty much useless most of the time but they do have their influences! (Bioshock, bionic commando wii)
LOL.... listen dude. I get PAID to repair PS2s and got PAID to fix PS1s in the day. Now I can tell you from the numbers I've repaired personally, to huge amounts of busted PS2s and 1s I saw while working at a game store, to the fact that EB ect have a trade in sku for skipping drive PS2s, to all the personal friends and folks online talking about their PS issues....... I have encountered FAR more PS2 issues than red rings..... and their are alot of red rings in the world to boot. Sony did NOTHING......AHAHAHAHA.
Nice joke, though.
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?
BINGO!ResOGlas wrote:ing plate would cost way more than any profit they could hope to make.
Someone should make a petition to request that they leave the disc region free. That may also be a long shot, but a long shot is better than an impossible request like a US release.
yep. it's easier to change a region value in code and get a few hundred more sales than trying to find a publisher to sell the same amount.ResOGlas wrote:
Someone should make a petition to request that they leave the disc region free. That may also be a long shot, but a long shot is better than an impossible request like a US release.
There isn't a single Japanese Xbox 360 game that runs on an American console. Not one. I think it's more likely that Microsoft Japan has some mandate going around than every publisher choosing Japan only on every release. Guess nobody can say for sure, though.jpolz wrote:Everybody should quit wasting time trying to convince somebody to do a domestic release.....it isn't going happen, especially as these are retail releases, not XBLA. Instead, we should petition 5PB to leave the disc region-free.
Besides, do we really want some company giving Ketsui & DOJ the "MLF Treatment"??
Please shut up. You aren't contributing to any competent discussion and you're becoming a broken record. So please, take your anti-MS angst elsewhere.Harlequin wrote:Wah!
This is very good advice. Its like, one line of code that makes a game region locked. So if they don't think its going to get a Western release, it would most certainly be in their best interest to leave the game region free.Someone should make a petition to request that they leave the disc region free. That may also be a long shot, but a long shot is better than an impossible request like a US release.
This is incorrect.There isn't a single Japanese Xbox 360 game that runs on an American console. Not one. I think it's more likely that Microsoft Japan has some mandate going around than every publisher choosing Japan only on every release. Guess nobody can say for sure, though.
Who said or wrote that they're retail releases? I'm really interested if there's a real source behind this claim. And don't tell me "I read it on another forum somewhere"...jpolz wrote:BINGO!ResOGlas wrote:ing plate would cost way more than any profit they could hope to make.
Someone should make a petition to request that they leave the disc region free. That may also be a long shot, but a long shot is better than an impossible request like a US release.
Everybody should quit wasting time trying to convince somebody to do a domestic release.....it isn't going happen, especially as these are retail releases, not XBLA. Instead, we should petition 5PB to leave the disc region-free.
Besides, do we really want some company giving Ketsui & DOJ the "MLF Treatment"??
Actually, given the fact that Occidentally developed games are more commonly region free and the 360 flourishes in its homeland, it stands to reason that the motive for the Japanese publishers' region locking is actually to get the Japanese consumers to keep the 360 games that they buy rather than selling them off to the West (almost like tricking the Japanese consumers into buying the Xbox 360 hardware, in essence).jp wrote:The region coding comes in when the publisher does not want their games selling to another region if the game isn't out in the other regions yet. I think a lot of times Japanese publishers, or even developers, don't make their games region free because they want to see the game get released in the West.
Though incidentally, you can play almost all US 360 games on any console. So just buying a Japanese 360 probably isn't such a bad idea.
The bottom line is the Xbox360 blows up 30% of the time.
Why should anyone support a shoddy company like that?
Damn Tim, you know there are quite a few Americans out there who still lives in tents due to this shitty economy, and you're dropping loads on a single game which only last 20 min. Do you think it's fair? How much did you spend this time?
you are more excited about hentai or erotic imagery appearing in a game as opposed to the actual game itself.Harlequin wrote:Im not crying im stating facts.jp wrote:Please shut up. You aren't contributing to any competent discussion and you're becoming a broken record. So please, take your anti-MS angst elsewhere. .Harlequin wrote:Wah!
If you dont like it, then ignore it and keep playing your heap of junk.
Harlequin
That makes perfect rational sense. However, to date no JP-exclusive Xbox 360 titles have been released region-free. Given that different publishers are involved with those releases, and given the quoted rationale for making some extra income by simply changing a bit of data on the disc... you have to wonder if the region coding is not just down to arbitrary "JP-only" sentiment among japanese publishers.jp wrote:one line of code that makes a game region locked. So if they don't think its going to get a Western release, it would most certainly be in their best interest to leave the game region free
Sorry, I should have been more specific: there isn't a single Japanese-developed NTSC-J 360 release that has been playable on US consoles.This is incorrect.
http://egamia.wikia.com/wiki/Region_Free_Xbox_360_Games
The region coding comes in when the publisher does not want their games selling to another region if the game isn't out in the other regions yet. I think a lot of times Japanese publishers, or even developers, don't make their games region free because they want to see the game get released in the West.
Technically that should read "Japanese-exclusive" not "Japanese-developed".KNTain wrote:Sorry, I should have been more specific: there isn't a single Japanese-developed NTSC-J 360 release that has been playable on US consoles.
Thats right, hence me not being excited about these games being ported.Twiddle wrote:im stating facts.Twiddle
Oh man, this popular CAVE game which has never been ported is finally getting ported.. wait, what the fuck? No new characters? Nothing new? All we get is the ability to play the game? Fuck this.Harlequin wrote:Thats right, hence me not being excited about these games being ported.Twiddle wrote:im stating facts.Twiddle
I mean they could at least redraw some art and give us some schoolgirl,
maids and panty shots instead of those blokes in Ketsui![]()
I am hapily waiting for the PORKPORT!
Fat Pig chicks get me HOT!
Harlequin