It's been nearly half a year since we first reported that the Cave-developed shooter EspGaluda II wasn't likely to see a release outside of Japan. It looks like that's all but assured now, as Cave producer Makoto Asada gives Kotaku some importing advice. According to Asada, of the two versions of the game, only the standard edition will be region-free, meaning it will play on any Xbox 360. Meanwhile, the Limited Edition of EspGaluda II remains region locked, as Cave "didn't have enough time to get the application in before pressing," thus making the disc playable only in Japanese consoles.
So, importers beware and stay away from that Limited Edition come EspGaluda II's February 25 release. Beyond that, you could always wait to satisfy your shmup craving until the North American release of Cave's Deathsmiles instead.
Reader Comments (2)
Posted: Feb 15th 2010 9:58PM Bryan T said
Absolutely, I hear its a really good game.
Also, never having been a super SHMUP type of person, I imported my first ever game (Mushihemesama Futari Ver 1.5) in November, and it is an amazing game. $85 though is kinda steep. But I hope to get it eventually.
Also, never having been a super SHMUP type of person, I imported my first ever game (Mushihemesama Futari Ver 1.5) in November, and it is an amazing game. $85 though is kinda steep. But I hope to get it eventually.
Posted: Feb 15th 2010 10:59PM Ample Salty said
$85??? That's Asada price!
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