Daverost wrote:Why does it blow your mind that it's popular? It's a Shaft-original anime series with a literal dream team behind it. It was bound for amazing success from the start.
Anyway, the chances of the localization of this one depend entirely on sales of the localized anime and manga. And unfortunately Aniplex is actively trying to sabotage themselves at every turn with their anime pricing. I doubt it'll prove successful enough for anyone to pick up a PSP game. Not in North America. They're all convinced PSP is a dead platform.
Well personally I didn't like the anime AT ALL the first time through. I had to watch it a second time and then after that blog for about a full day for me to actually scavenge some love for it. Indeed, the story line is good, characters are magnificent, and in all honesty it is probably the most thought out anime I've seen in a long time. Perhaps my wording was wrong there, I apologize. Indeed though Aniplex is definitely destroying the american fanbase and all people interested in it with their marketing "abilities." I've checked the website quite a bit and it still hasn't changed from "Out of Stock" CHRIST! GIVE ME MY COPY!!! Hopefully NISA will just SOMEHOW fly in on a Prinny and just save the day...
SuperNipah wrote:I would love for this game to make it over here; but like others have mentioned, the cost of bringing this game over is probably very, very high. While I don't think it's out-right impossible for NIS to bring it over (they did bring a game based on Bleach, after all) the chances are fairly low. Maybe we'd have more luck with Aksys; they've done more games with visual novel elements after all, and they also brought over Fate/Extra.

Hmm...Aksys would probably have a better chance at doing it because as you said, they have more visual novel experience and seem to do well with PSP releases, like you said Fate/Extra. Though whether or not PMMM is the type of game Aksys wants to deal with, I do not know; I'll try asking around on their forums later...