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PSN: Pedrolot
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PSN: Pedrolot
IrishLeprechaun wrote:I havent.
Played Oblivion?
PSN: Pedrolot
IrishLeprechaun wrote:More effort, or a smaller map. How is that an excuse?ProfessorLesser wrote:But the map is huge...what do you expect....
Oblivion is fine if you completely lack ambition and don't mind thoroughly derivative and repetitive scenery.
Patrick Stewart is in it, but he dies right at the start. I'd say pass.
ProfessorLesser wrote:
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disc wrote:I wonder how Sony will react if MGS4 doesn't give them a long term bump in Japan. They'll need to do something.
Frankly, there is a lack of Japanese games for the PS3.
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disc wrote:I'd forgot about this for a moment, doesn't look awesome graphically, but the first one on the PS2 is an utter masterpiece. Whens that supposed to be coming out?
Steambot Chronicles 2
disc wrote:Indeed, even first party and second party. Since the launch period when titles such as Folklore and Genji were released there has been nothing from their Japanese studios apart from downloadable titles and the recent Gran Turismo Prologue release.
Frankly, there is a lack of Japanese games for the PS3.
Hunam wrote:I'm too lazy to link, but search "steambot" and you'll find the relevant thread (out of 2 ?!) in General Gaming.disc wrote:I'd forgot about this for a moment, doesn't look awesome graphically, but the first one on the PS2 is an utter masterpiece. Whens that supposed to be coming out?
Steambot Chronicles 2
You can read this ? You've helped ruin the place. 
Cappy wrote:They actually said 87%. You need to take into account all the installments that didn't even make it to the west, though. Also, the most successful game of the series, Tales of Symphonia, sold most copies outside of Japan (most of them on GC, the PS2 did better in Japan). With that in mind it's not strange at all to have a title on the console that is most successful in the West.
I would love to know the ins and outs of the deals Microsoft has struck, going on Namco's own figures more than 80% of the sales for the Tales series are accounted for by just Japan. There must have been some pretty good incentive to lose such a big chunk of sales for Tales of Vesperia.
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