[quote name='robbart914']I'm in agreement that at this price, it's best to buy it now, rather than wait over another year for a localization that will probably still happen but cost you $60, or 2 more years for it to cost you $20 on your PS3. By that time this game, though I agree that it was pretty solid, will most probably be nothing special anymore, and you'll be able to get even better RPGs for $20. Unless of course they don't bother trying over the next couple years.
I say buy now, and if you adore it, buy years down the road for PS3 and extra content when it gets repriced. That way you're out less than MSRP cost. Though the additions seem nice, the game in no way felt like an incomplete experience. And I don't think the extra content is making or breaking the game for anybody.
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Meh. If you own both consoles, I say wait. If you haven't picked it up on the 360 yet, why not? It's not as if the price for the 360 version is going to get any higher. That's what I am personally doing for both this game and Ninja Gaiden Sigma 2. I mean, all the event scenes are fully voiced and that alone is worth full price IMO. Assuming they do release the game in the U.S., I'm also crossing my fingers for a Japanese voice option (number one reason I haven't jumped on the Vesperia 360 bandwagon). Not to mention the fact that Flynn will be playable for an even longer amount of time is an even bigger incentive.
And if Namco won't do it, let Atlus pick up the slack!
I also can't wait to try out the PS3 demo this Monday!