It'll probably be NISA in the west, could also be Bandai though since they'll be doing an Asian English release, and Bandai does those quite often.
Metal Max Xeno localisation announced by Nis America
(Again, can't post links, here's their announcement on twitter)
/NISAmerica/status/984476279113043968
I'd also like to announce that the problem we had with character limitation for items has been solved, so progress is coming along nicely.
(Again, can't post links, here's their announcement on twitter)
/NISAmerica/status/984476279113043968
I'd also like to announce that the problem we had with character limitation for items has been solved, so progress is coming along nicely.
So happy to hear you solved that annoyance 
. Keep up the amazing work, and thank you for your dedication
. Keep up the amazing work, and thank you for your dedication Hey I just signed up onto this board and I really do wish the team best of luck in this as I cant wait to see the product. Having only played metal Saga for the longest time I did not know there was more to the series. Its really sad not much else is translated besides MMR so I really do hope this project finishes up and we get to see the final project.
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