God eater rage burst sales Pc#

I do still hold out some hope that, at least for their older titles, some of the other big Japanese publishers will start releasing games without DRM. Of course Square Enix wouldn't even have to release new titles to make me happy, they haven't made anything I enjoyed playing (with the exception of Bravely Default) in over a decade now.

God eater rage burst sales Pc#

XSEED and Ghostlight have a history of selling PC games where I want to buy them, Bandai Namco and Square Enix do not. Here I wait for an 80% off sale or for it to show up in a Humble Bundle.

I order games over there that I have no intention of playing just as a 'vote with your dollars' thing. I'm also very anti-DRM, and since they release on Steam only I don't repurchase (even if I've already beaten the game and will probably never play the PC copy) on PC like with games that are up on *insert name of other store*, so complaints about a Steam copy not having something are less relevant for me than it would be on the Vita page. I see the portability and the option to suspend and resume at will as a good trade off for the less powerful device and the PSN download taking up precious space on my 64GB Japanese import memory card rather than falling unnoticed into the 2TB SSD that's in my laptop or the 16TB RAID array in my desktop. I'm busy, and often away from home, so I do tend to play their games on my Vita/3DS. Bandai Namco hasn't had a history of doing it, but they still could. NISA and XSEED tend to release either dual audio by default, or as DLC. I was thinking the Neptunia series as an example. Originally posted by ataylor20xx:Which is probally what they will do, except with the way this world is today.