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The Top 5 Wii Games America May Never Have!

October 18, 2008 in Top List comments 14

Iran White of wiirincontrol.com has made up a top five list of games which may never be sold within the borders of America.

It features some very hot titles currently in awaiting such as Monster Hunter 3 and Disaster: Day of Crisis.

Some of these games are even looking not to be released outside of Japan and the name which pops up the most in the article is Capcom.

Each section explains why the game won't be coming to America. It does, hwowever, give hope to American gamers with possible reasons against keeping the game from their hands.

If they don't come to America, will you miss them?

  1. Disaster: Day of Crisis
  2. Fragile: Farewell Ruins of the Moon
  3. Unspecified Wii Tales game
  4. Tatsunoku vs. Capcom
  5. Monster Hunter 3
Dark Arcanine via wiirincontrol.com »
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  • 2
    Big A2 Oct 19, 08
    What about Fatal Frame? NoA even forgot they were publishing that.
    • 0
      Final Blade Oct 21, 08
      Yes, thats quite embarrassing for a company not knowing they're publishing that game.
  • 0
    NoStylezOrFreeStylez Oct 19, 08
    Wait...
    I've never heard of any of those games apart from Monster Hunter 3...XD

    Any chance it'll be released in Australia?
  • 0
    Dark Arcanine Oct 19, 08
    As the source states:

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    The other Capcom game that may not ever be released outside of Japan is Monster Hunter 3.
    It most likely will though, it's a very popular series after all and fans will demand it.
  • 0
    Killosity Oct 19, 08
    Monster Hunter 3 nooooooo!

    Surely the blatent cult followings that the series has will push an American release and beyond.
    • 0
      BANDITO ATTACK Oct 19, 08
      that doesn't mean much.. i mean, tell that to mother 3.
      • 0
        Big A2 Oct 21, 08
        We did, and the insane cultists (no reference intended) translated it. And it is awesome. Go play it.
  • 0
    Chaos Swordsman Oct 19, 08
    Tales and Monster Hunter are too popular in North America for companies to ignore the chance to make a profit.
  • 0
    HawkMan Oct 19, 08
    alot of forgettable games on that list. So no I won't miss them.
  • 0
    Karis Oct 19, 08
    Unspecified Tales Game? Yah, is lol'ing hard. Those make way too much money out of PRE-ORDERS. Yah. PRE-ORDERS.
  • 0
    Gogetenks Oct 19, 08
    Tales will almost certainly make it out here. Monster Hunter 3 shouldn't have much trouble coming out here either, with Capcom's push to make the series as popular here as it is in Japan.

    As for the other 3, I am mainly concerned about Fragile. I'm really looking forward to it, and not making out here would be very disappointing. As for Disaster, it seems like a decent game, but it's not that big of a loss. I'm not holding my breath for Tatsunoku vs Capcom since it probably won't come out here, but it seems pretty import friendly so I might still get it.
  • 0
    therealNgamer Oct 20, 08
    I would miss every single one of those games for sure!

    Also, guys, the next Tales game has absolutely no guarantee of coming out of Japan. Namco is notorious for surprisingly keeping many of the mothership Tales titles Japan-only: Destiny 2, Rebirth, Innocence, and most likely Hearts all suffer this fate. Unfortunately, the next game may as well.
    • 0
      Gogetenks Oct 21, 08
      After the success of Symphonia, they began localizing the console titles much more frequently. Rebirth is an exception, but I suppose the fact that it was released shortly after Symphonia (in North America) played a role. It probably wasn't planned.

      They never localize the portable titles (besides Phantasia on the GBA, but that was a port), but the console titles are almost always localized now that the series became one of the most popular JRPG franchises in North America. Considering their previous success with the Nintendo console audience, and their willingness to localize DotNW, it's very likely.
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    Breezy Oct 23, 08
    Pfff, America is one of the largest game-playing countires in the world (aside from japan). I don't see how they can be neglected. It's just stupid.

    I live in England - teehee!

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