Kemco Games

[smaug_the_dragon]

I've read where VII isn't selling well, is this true? Who cares give us VIII!!
Just finished Boa Strike, Mission 18 and I loved it! I'll be at work or on the road and I play back in my head how I dismantled the Russian navy with very small losses. Granted I reloaded this mission 4 times, but the more the challenge the sweeter the victory. Naval warfare rocks!

[JVGFanatic]

http://www.ss-alpha.co.jp/

is your friend. Kemco isn't gonna localize a game that isn't even announced in Japan yet, lol. It's pretty easy to spot the version and what platform the game is for, in particular look for the little banners (like the DVII Exceed one that is there now) to see upcoming produts.

Then just point Kemco to the page when you see it and voila, all it will take is a simple localization job (hahahahaha).

Cheers.

(PS, it is unlikely--though don't quote me on it--that another XBox Daisenryaku will appear, even in Japan...or, more particularly, especially in Japan but this is something that could be up for discussion).

[smaug_the_dragon]

Thanks, in fact the only way I can navigate there is by the banners as I don't know Japanese, although it would be fun to learn. The illustrations on the website were out of site. Seems that some poeple here are familiar at least with Asian culture, do the tactics this game encourages remind anyone of tactics in Go? In Japan, the board game is called Igo and in China it is called Wei-Chi. I do see similarities, anyone else?

[JVGFanatic]

Really all you need to identify are the VII or 8 or VIII and a console logo and you're set. A windows logo, or any indication of a PC such a specs, etc. are obviously windows games. The kanji for daisenryaku is pretty obvious, you'll see it lots there so again, version numbers and console logos. Sometimes hovering the mouse over the banner will yield more info in the status bar as well.