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Page 1 2 >>Def. not my kinda game, but thanks for the trailer
When is this game coming out?
but looks and moves reaaaly nice
Hope the Japanese will give them another chance they are trying pretty hard.
BTW, I think this would come out just horrible if localized. It needs to be in Japanese or I think it could just be silly.
I'm buying that.
Think of me what you will, I just don't care :P
- Namco Bandai will release Idolmaster the Xbox 360 simulation game in Japan on January 25, 2007. A Limited Edition will be released simultaneously, for 20790 yen, which includes 11 action figures, a 20-page booklet, a Live Stage Platform model, Xbox 360 faceplate, and a video DVD.
I'm buying that.
And so what do the Europeans get?
A second hand copy with ripped booklet?
BTW: The cel-shading and motion capture for this title are something else. Impressive.
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/game/docs/20061006/imas02.jpg
Stage and all figures included.
NOW I really want to see this game in my home... =D~~
o/
... if it ever gets released elsewhere, IMO, english subtitles would be enough. Would be much cheaper than making new voiceovers everybody would most likely hate, anyway ( Besides, I believe potential buyers are anime fans and as such would prefer original voices )
So, low costs could enable it for a release without too much sales expectations... more like a fan service release.