I can see this happening too.

KH HD remake and PC game being a Japan exclusive release.

Discuss. :troll:

no the real troll was kh days . i firetrucking hate numora

wouldnt matter if KH HD were japan only. The PS3 is region free

I think the pc game will most likely be a Jap exclusive. It just seems like what Nomura would do.

Hd collection?....... I don't even wanna think of all the trolls Nomura could do with that.

Japan only digital game.

I doubt it; it'd be really stupid on Square Enix's part to not localize 1.5 ReMix. It's one thing to not localize Final Mix, but it's another to not localize something major like an HD rerelease of 2 games.

That wouldn't be trolling, that would be Nomura finally accepting and even joining the PC Master Race of gamers.

 

 

I can see this happening too.

KH HD remake and PC game being a Japan exclusive release.

Discuss. :troll:

 

NO NO NOOO

 

HE CANT BEE!!!

 

NOT RIGHT NOW

Omg, if they did that...I'd delete that powerpoint presentation I did on Nomura for class in my tearfilled fit of rage/hurt. xDDD

The online game I can live without, but the HD remakes? Noooooooo! >___

I can see this happening too.

KH HD remake and PC game being a Japan exclusive release.

Discuss. :troll:

 

If that were to happen, then I gurantee an angry fan mob knocking at Square's door terrorizing the whole place and force them to release the the collection and PC game over seas.

 

I can imagine it already X'D

If that were to happen, then I gurantee an angry fan mob knocking at Square's door terrorizing the whole place and force them to release the the collection and PC game over seas.

 

I can imagine it already X'D

 

you can imagine it because i would be running in there with keyblade in hand

well if the PC game was only in Japan I wouldn't mind, can't say the same for other people, as for the HD collection, it better come overseas WITH the Final Mix content I mean its even in the name: Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD ReMIX come on now he would be a fool not to release that overseas.

That wouldn't be trolling, that would be Nomura finally accepting and even joining the PC Master Race of gamers.

 

 

 

But I just bought a 1500 dollar laptop a month ago. It was obsolete then, and is even more so now. Most new stuff is reaching the point where my laptop can barely run it. Meanwhile, my Wii, while inferior in every way, cost a around three hundred dollars, has lasted me around five years with little to no problems, with the only 'necessary' upgrade being a more sensitive remote.

Same goes for my 150 dollar PS3. I can play Mass Effect 3 perfectly on my PS3 right off the bat. When I try something on the PC, even with my awesome new laptop, it feels like a gamble.

The PC game... Meh.

 

But the HD remake?

 

Don't you dare Nomura.

But I just bought a 1500 dollar laptop a month ago. It was obsolete then, and is even more so now. Most new stuff is reaching the point where my laptop can barely run it. Meanwhile, my Wii, while inferior in every way, cost a around three hundred dollars, has lasted me around five years with little to no problems, with the only 'necessary' upgrade being a more sensitive remote.

Same goes for my 150 dollar PS3. I can play Mass Effect 3 perfectly on my PS3 right off the bat. When I try something on the PC, even with my awesome new laptop, it feels like a gamble.

 

The difference between the cost of PC gaming and Console gaming are generally very marginal. PCs require a much greater initial investment as you know, however consoles can be quite pricey over the long term. Consoles are still quite expensive (generally 300 to 600 dollars for a year or two after launch date) and that's not even including additional controllers, microphones/headsets, and online subscriptions. Assuming you buy extra hardware and even software, which most people do, your looking at an investment of around 700 to 900 dollars, give or take.

 

A gaming PC on the other hand has a hefty initial investment. Anything that can play all of today's games on the highest settings will cost at least 800 dollars and if you want to last around 5 years without the need for an upgrade your looking towards the 900 and 1000s range. The cost can be cut in half if you have the time and know-how to build your own computer from buying parts but that's not an option for most people. Generally a gaming desktop costs around 900 dollars and a gaming laptop cost around 1500 dollars. I wouldn't suggest a gaming laptop unless you can't find room for a gaming PC or are simply on the move too much to be able to enjoy a desktop. But once the computer itself is purchased that's the only big chunk of cash coming out of your wallet. Speakers, keyboards, and other hardware will generally work just fine with your new computer provided it isn't damaged or older than you are (you might want a laser mouse if you don't have one though).

 

As for the costs of games, the prices are generally the same when all the factors are considered.