:lol: Yes thats why they're more exclusives coming out for PC this year than all the consoles combined :lol:

Animal-Mother

Fixed that for you

I'm intrigued, but only for the sake of knowing wtf it is

It seems of every single person I know I have the most interest in the Vita of all of them, and I'm not even close to buying one myself.

Even my friends who are Playstation fans I can't convince to buy one.

I figure my original estimate in this thread might come true. There's just not enough people who care about this thing, and so many people don't even know what it is when I tell them.

Lame video

I was expecting to see about a hundred other exclusives

You didn't do the PC enough justice

Any news of a Monolith game is good news.

I believe the only reason I wait for price drops may be because I already have a big backlog as is.

It's hard for me to bring myself to buy a $50 game when I look at my collection, and see so many unplayed games.

I'm sure once my backlog is cleared out I'll be more willing to purchase the games I want at full price.

I don't know if I'll pick this game up in between other games I'll be playing this year.

Can't say I care in the slightest.

[QUOTE="Shirokishi_"]

If its steam related then that means hermits may be soon experienceing the awesome that is Ys III: Oath in Felghana, Legend of Heroes VI: Trails in the Sky and maybe even Ys Origins and Ys I&II.
One can hope :D

110million

Well, experiance legally I suppose is the term, or in a language that they speak. Considering the success of more niche Japanese titles on steam, I am surprised no one took the translated Falcom games that were already on PC and simply applied the translations to them and launched them on steam.

I'd re-buy a couple of Ys titles on steam, I'd even be willing to pay $30-40 for Trails in the Sky.

Best case scenerio, Trails in the Sky finds new found popularity and gurantees XSEED being able to complete their translation of the sequel. With the right price, some front page display and some sales down the line, it should do well. If a game like reccetear was able to, then surely.

Well we're talking one dev who found success on Steam in the west.

It'll take some time for word to get out I'm sure. I doubt many Japanese devs/publishers know just how well Carpe Fulgar (who released Recettear, Fortune Summoners, and Chantelise) did on Steam.

I wonder when/where they're making the announcement tomorrow.