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Posted: May 21st 2008 6:08PM STiger said

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FINALLY!

Posted: May 21st 2008 6:52PM (Unverified) said

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I imported it when it was on sale. The game is very interesting. I would definitely buy a domestic version because the intricacies of the battle system are hard to figure out in Japanese.

Posted: May 21st 2008 7:25PM (Unverified) said

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Oh yes finnaly !

Posted: May 21st 2008 8:43PM Haohmaru said

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Hell yes, I love Sakaguchi's and Mistwalker's work. Can't wait to give this a try!

Posted: May 21st 2008 9:08PM (Unverified) said

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I want to want this..... though part of me is cautious due to the poor reception in JPN.

on the other hand, I am just conceited enough the believ that they were all wrong over there, and that I have better taste, so i'll prolly pick it up anyway.

That said, I'll still have to import it from the US, since Australia will likely never see it, at least for a year or more past the US release.

Posted: May 22nd 2008 1:39AM (Unverified) said

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I'm agree, the japanese sometimes are crazy about their choice. For example, no more heroes, no one in Japan was interested in the game, but in America the sales were far superior than the japanese sales. So I think that ASH will have a better reception here, and better scores
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Posted: May 22nd 2008 1:58AM (Unverified) said

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Yes! I'm amazed they decided to go on with it after so long. And, hey, it's Nintendo, so you know they'll market it well over here. Hopefully this leads to localizations of Soma Bringer and the latest Band Brothers.

Posted: May 25th 2008 1:39AM (Unverified) said

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Does it really matter if it didn't sell like hot cakes in Japan? Since when has Japan's taste dictated the success of sales of other products World-wide? I'm in regardless.

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