/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>7785282
The US got it. Others would have had to those freaking cards at extra shipping costs (and excessive PSN value) to purchase the game on a seperate account. (A method which also messes up DLC unless bought in the same manner. )
Granted people very well could have (and did) do that, not everyone did.

Besides though, the European version is quite delicious.
Wheras the US one isn't even a physical copy. And depending on the shipping fees for various regions, the prices between these versions don't even differ that much.

But in the end, no matter the case, the European one is still delicious at that, despite being late (and having been delayed.)
Some people even got both.

Delayed until the 20th of August.
The package is great and all, and now they will apparently add some kind of tidbit extra due to it having been delayed even more.

But I am sort of wondering if I am every going to get to play the game...
This bundled pack still looks great though, but you guys better keep playing until then.

>>7592962
>>/jp/ loves Aksys and will vigrously defend them releasing Arcana Heart 3 as download only when they can easily afford a physical release
But this isn't correct at all. The a "physical release wasn't possible" just doesn't seem right.
No matter the case, I don't defend Aksys, I defend Zen-United for bringing wonderful bundle packs such as this, despite it being delayed until the 20th of August.

To be honest, despite their problems, I believe they have a much better view of things than MangaGamer.
Zen-United are also small, hence why they are prone delays and various mishaps making things take longer time than they perhaps should.
But they don't go the route of MangaGamer where they hope people to support them out of pity or something whenever a mishap occurs. Although when not always perfect, they still try to meet their consumers somewhere along the way, adding something extra even if it might not be much etc. But it still beats MangaGamer who won't change squat and still insist on full price.

They also, as blatantly obvious by their cool releases, do, physical copies despite not being as big as Aksys or other common localization companies. It's expensive for them, but they know the worth of physical copies for their target audience.

>>7522293
>Also the European release was apparently delayed until mid-August.
Eh... that can't be right, can it?
They still have this banner up, clearly stating 30th of June.
It also wasn't long ago, like last week or so, they took my money and confirmed by email that they would ship it the 30th of June.
Upon checking the site again though, I now find this little line, which I am unsure was there before.
>Please note the product will be shipped out with the release of the game, in July to August.
Ironically, this line is right next to the banner stating the 30th.

If they are going to wait until August, I feel inclined for some kind of compensation or refund.
This is horrible, were it to be true. Horrible. If it wasn't for how the preorders had already started when the PSN store came back, I would have bought the US version off PSN, but as I had already preordered it I felt I could wait, one, month.

Somehow I can't help but to respect Zen United anyway, just hoping they get their shit together. But I mean, just look at pretty much all of their special/limited editions, they are the real deal, no to be speaking of their fan-editions. If only they could work out the other stuff as well...

Probably would buy it, but I have already preordered the EU version, so I might have to wait another month.
A tough choice, but I believe it will be the most satisfying one in the end.