Simultaneous release between Japan and America, please!

I can't wait to play this game!

 

YES YES YES YES. YES PLEASE! PERSONA 5 HERE I COME.

 

LET THE HYPE BEGIIIIIIIN!!!

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maybe it's a countdown to a new awesome trailer.
almost like what happened with Fallout 4..

 

While a Steam release would be awesome, it would almost certainly release months after the PS3 and PS4 versions, and a lot of people (like myself) can't and/or won't wait for another delay. Unless, of course, they end up saying they're releasing both it and SMTIV:A in late June, right when I'll be busy replaying the Zero Escape games for ZTD and after immersing myself in No Man's Sky. And god forbid that happens... that'd be one huge hit to my wallet... and my sleep.

Anywhoo, it's definitely a release date. They know we've waited a long time. A cryptic countdown for a trailer is something that worked last year, but it won't work now.

 

I highly doubt they'd go through this kind of stunt if they were just gonna say "You know how we said 2016? Screw you, it's now 2017."

 

Same exact thing people said in the past about Falcom, Platinum, Capcom, FromSoft, chunsoft and countless others.
Nobody has a market until they actually start releasing the games on said platform, of course.
Also, you can have your title be multiplatform and still have a priority for one system. One does not exclude the other.

 

So was the Tales fanbase, but Zestiria sold well enough that Berseria's still coming to PC. Up until recently Spike Chunsoft and their former companies had pretty much zero PC releases (and none outside Japan), but after the success of the Danganronpa games they're planning to do more in the future - Zero Escape 3 is already confirmed, at the very least.

Trails in the Sky didn't get a Steam release until years after the PSP version, but SC outsold the PSP version and the final chapter will only release on Steam, although to be fair the latter two are generally because the PSP has been dead for years, and it doesn't exactly look like the newer Ys games are getting PC versions.

The point is you can't really measure whether or not there's a PC fanbase until there are PC releases, but a lot of niche games are seeing more success on Steam than anywhere else.


EDIT: And as I mentioned earlier, SEGA is the owner of Atlus now. How much control they really have over Atlus' operations I have no idea, but they could still assign a team for a PC port if they wanted to. And it's not like they have an aversion to it - if I'd said even just two years ago that SEGA was going to do a PC port of Valkyria Chronicles, and a damn competent one at that, would you have believed me? There's not even an official localization for the last Valkyria Chronicles game.

 

A trailer, probably. It's been delayed again and again. I really hope this makes it to PC.

 

I've been playing Soul Hackers to moisten my demon-fusing gears. God damn I love this franchise.