Asada told Kotaku in an interview that Cave is looking at global releases of its games, full-fledged Xbox Live Arcade titles of certain titles and Valve's Steam service as a means of distribution. None of that is set in stone, mind you, but Asada sounded upbeat about Cave's new opportunities.
[...]before Guwange or any other XBLA ports arrive—Asada hinted at the possibility of an Xbox Live Arcade remake of chubby shooter Muchi Muchi Pork with a revamped gameplay system—Cave has some more disc-based titles planned.
"Right now, we're working on a few titles for localization," Asada said. Again, take caution. "This is currently all in talks. With regards to Death Smiles, we can say that it's currently in progress and hopefully soon we'll be able to give overseas users news about its release."
"Right now at Cave we're working on a new title, and we want it to be worldwide," Asada said. "It's going to have to sell to a worldwide audience, so there might be a possibility that we would tailor it [to Western tastes] in that sense."
Does that mean no insect queens or gothic lolita girls? Well, not exactly.
"If we lost that, we would sort of lose what makes us Cave, so we'll have to keep that," Asada said.
Balthier escribió:El Futari es region-free
que puede no ser lo mismo.. satellite escribió:Balthier escribió:El Futari es region-free
va a ser region-free, o mejor dicho, dijeron que no tendría protección regional para 360 NTSC-U
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