Ni no Kuni bundled with 'magical' PS3 in Japan

Games might be region free, but DVD and some Blu-Rays are not. But maybe more importantly, I noticed that there is some different usage of the four Playstation symbol buttons on Asian models as well, I think the X and Circle symbol are often used opposite of here, so one should be mindful of that too before considering to order Asian PS3 units. Used to have a Hong Kong PS3 for a while and it was irritating that which buttons to use jumped back and forth based on game preference (using US/EU setup) and console preference (using Asian setup).

Sigh, I remember when the rest of us got different colored consoles. How I long for those days.

YEP the 'PS3' is 'Magical' :P :P :P

I hate how we never get specialty PS3s in the US. @$#% you SCEA. I would have gladly paid for a Killzone 3 or Resistance 3 PS3. Hell, even a MAG one, but I guess you just don't want my money.

What's with the "floating" dirt there?

I don't care about the system. I wanna know if this game is being translated and brought to NA.

Level-5 is kind of a big deal in Japan right now.

Hopefully there will be an included english option in the game.

I wish the states would get the white ps3. ='( It's magical!

Most beautiful game I've ever seen.

Level-5 i want Dark cloud 3 NOW!!!!!

It only does magic?

"The Another World"?! uhhh...hrmmm. well if they DO bring it to the States, hopefully they will come up with a new name because a) that just isn't correct and b) "Another World" (also known as "Out of This World") is already a game by Eric Chahi.

Who the hell translated "Ni no Kuni" as "The Another World?" It's definitely not an official Level-5 translation, that's for sure. The literal meaning is "Second World" or "World Two" or even "Country Two" (although "World" makes more sense than "Country" since the game makes it clear that it is different than our world). In the DS game, "Ni no Kuni" is a second world that the hero travels to, while "Ichi no Kuni" (the First World) is our real world.

I imagine that if this ever does get localized, which at the very least the PS3 version would be an awesome candidate for, the title would change to something along those lines.