Catherine Officially Cheating on Japan With U.S.
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It is a freaking block puzzle game. If you're reading this and want to see tits, you have a vast variety of free choices available in the ease and comfort of your browser.
The scam here is so incredibly blatant it's depressing that anyone is falling for it, much less the hordes seen here and elsewhere avowing instant pre-order on the chance of seeing Catherine's nipples. The hero of the game's not the only sheep around here.
The scam here is so incredibly blatant it's depressing that anyone is falling for it, much less the hordes seen here and elsewhere avowing instant pre-order on the chance of seeing Catherine's nipples. The hero of the game's not the only sheep around here.
It did seem strange that so much western press was given to a game which only was confirmed for a Japanese release, so I kind of didn't fully believe that recent announcement, and figured Atlus was just playing us like a fiddle. But it's all good since we are getting a NA release after all. Maybe they just wanted to feel wanted.
Really? Are you completely sure?Gladion said:
Looked it up and all I could find was this:
Importing can lead to issues with multiplayer and DLC [small](remember, if you're downloading DLC for a game from a different region, USE AN ACCOUNT LINKED TO THAT PSN REGION)[/small], but that's pretty much it.
The 360 has some multi-region games and some completely region-free games, but it's a little confusing. Especially because most sites listing them seem to focus on which games can run on both NSTC/J and NTSC/U consoles, ignoring PAL. I've never tried importing anything for mine, though, so I can't speak from personal experience.
[sub]That said, looking over Play-Asia's region compatibility guide and there are more unlocked games than I thought. http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-00-3-xbox360_compatibility_guide-49-en.html
Also, from the same site, Stranglehold is listed as region-free for the PS3.[/sub]
EDIT: Though it wouldn't be extremely surprising if it was locked. The PSP only has one regionally-locked game in its entire library ("BattleZone").
Awesome! I wonder why Atlus would announce that they had no plans to bring out Catherine and then a week later say, "Nvm, lol jk."
Ive been watching a playthrough on youtube and it looks pretty decent.
Ive been watching a playthrough on youtube and it looks pretty decent.
... I think it is time to do my happy dance.Tom Goldman said:
**sound of a vinyl record player being switched on**
"Happy happy, joy joy, happy happy, joy joy!
Happy happy, joy joy, happy happy, joy joy!
Happy happy, joy joy - happy happy, joy joy!
Happy happy, joy! Joy! Joy!"
I don't think I'm happy enough yet. I need to get the hammer.
OT: **happy sigh of relief** Thank you, Atlus. Thank you.
Actually, Demon's Souls, Metal Slug, and Tactics Ogre are were only published by Atlus, and usually in the NA region only. Demon's Souls is made by From Software, Tactics Ogre for the PSP is by Square Enix, Metal Slug is made by SNK, and Eternal Poison is made by Flight-Plan.Zom-B said:
Not that their developed games are bad by any means.
PS3 games aren't region locked, although any DLC will need to be bought of the US PSN store. Xbox 360 on the otherhand is a bit more tricky. Some are region free and some are region locked, it depends on the publisher. The Japanese 360 version was region locked from what I hear, so I'm betting on the US version being as well. Thus PS3 is probably going to be the only option for those of us who live in Europe, which sucks if you don't have a PS3.Larsirius said:
I'm somewhat disappointed the PS3 is getting the Catherine cover... I want Katherine, but since shes on the Xbox version, that ain't going to happen. Damn you different covers.
That's a good point. I guess I should have said that Atlus publishes quality titles year after year. Obviously they are very savvy at acquiring and working with some pretty good developers. Either way, if you're looking at an Atlus branded game, chances are it's at least better than average.Defense said:
