NISAEurope save Persona fans.

[AuraAce 1,126]

We've been saved. It's been confirmed for quite some time now that NISAEurope are going to be selling Persona Q: Shadow of the Labyrinth's Wild Cards Edition. Which is good because Atlus seem to not like Europe and refuse to make a branch for Europe, despite there being a massive fan base. This does not bode well for Persona 5, I am currently waiting on an answer from Atlus USA on a Europe Release for Persona 5. When that comes, I will post it here. It would be smart for NISAEurope to ship Persona 5 as well.

[TheKingdomkid 1,194]

We don't even have an exact release date for Persona 5 in Japan and they are doing better with releasing their stuff in Europe then they have been and I've heard the reason why they don't have a publisher out in Europe is because of something like not enough people or something like that.

[darkerturbo 168]

Well this doesn't really affect me as an american, but I'm always happy to hear that a new region gets access to things that weren't planned to be there from the start.

[AuraAce 1,126]

We don't even have an exact release date for Persona 5 in Japan and they are doing better with releasing their stuff in Europe then they have been and I've heard the reason why they don't have a publisher out in Europe is because of something like not enough people or something like that.

We have a release window however which is Winter.

[Setrex 1,031]

The prices on the NISA Europe store though are ridiculous. They just took the $ price and put a £ there in its place, that's not how conversion works. I was interested but it works out to be nearly €100 for the game to ship to Ireland so I'm avoiding this edition and hoping to pick it up for cheaper on Amazon or something.

 

Until NISA Europe fix the pricing on their store I can't/won't support them. I approve of them bringing these games to us Europeans though, they get a thumbs up for that.