Fragile Farewell Ruins of the Moon Gt Preview

[thedragonb0y]

Yet another reason why I want a Wii

[Desu666]

Same, but for some reason Nintendo doesn't feel like shipping consoles to stores nowadays...

If at least they stopped caring about scarcity and tried to actually SELL them...

[thedragonb0y]

Their in Japan. Judging by how most Americans aren't exactly interested in a lot of these kinds of games I can see why. I guess they thought we wouldn't like it. Don't blame them. It kinda sucks that Nintendo is getting bashed a lot. This means people wont shut up about how getting the Wii is a bad idea. When I don't care. I like all three consoles and companies because they are doing a bang up job at entertaining in so many ways (could do with less ripping off though Sony and Microsoft).

[Harusama]

2:44 to 2:49 .. wait, it's not going to be translated?

either way I'm dying for this game to be released in America!

[surruk]

yes it has been translated. its coming out on the 16th of march in europe and i assume the same date in USA.

glad to see this finally come out. i have been waiting fro this game since it was a single image of concept art, a collapsing high tension power line drawn in water color, shown even before the wii was released.

[SatoshiMatrix1]

Namco-Bandai decided not to translate it. It was picked up by the XSeed games whom are quickly becoming my favorite publisher as just this month they also released Lunar for PSP. Fragile is out in the US now under the new name Fragile Dreams: Farewell Ruins of the Moon.

[LeonMeekis84]

I just got a Wii 4 days ago, im getting this game along with ToS dawn of a new world

[TRPfilms]

ive got my money in a jar waiting for the midnight release of this one O.O

[LoneWandererLeon]

Can't wait for this game:)

[Tumarilink2]

My thoughts exactly, I don't care how expensive, but I'm buying this game the instant it releases :3

[15kalas15]

Same. I would pay 100 dollars for this. It's sad that a lot of these Japanese games that are very cinematic and atmospheric don't fare too well in the west. I heard that a lot of these games make 80-95% of their profit in Japan, which is why they hesitate on Americanizing them most of the time.