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Yeah years...for how long will you play the JP version? All of it? I doubt that, if one can understand Japanese then surely he/she'll finish it, but not those who understand just abit or nothing at all. I too waited for Dissidia JP for years, and when it came out, I played around 1 week and then forgot about it, then the next year I was surprised when I saw the US version released, why surprised? I was busy in other games, time flew by
Moral of the Story:- Don't die for a game, just live your life, time will fly-by.
Moral of the Story:- Don't die for a game, just live your life, time will fly-by.
Seriously speaking, we aren't asking or begging them to make a patch, they do what they like to do, we do what we like to, that's life, you follow what's in your heart, not others, and if you start caring about what others think of you, then you're done for. And even if someone does NOT release a patch, it's not end of the world (2012 an exception).
Quick update
"By AgumonDX
Xilippo probably is lying. Or maybe not. Who knows? I know what i´m doing, and i´m trying a fix which starts the game, but it is semi-unplayable, like the chinese comments said. "
"It is a lot of speculation, but let´s move on now. I made progress, after all. I saw the opening in my psp, but with a turtle speed."
"By AgumonDX
Xilippo probably is lying. Or maybe not. Who knows? I know what i´m doing, and i´m trying a fix which starts the game, but it is semi-unplayable, like the chinese comments said. "
"It is a lot of speculation, but let´s move on now. I made progress, after all. I saw the opening in my psp, but with a turtle speed."
Hi everyone I just came in today to gbatemp and I tryed to patch the game 8 times and it still didn't work damm I cant wait for someone to release a patch
Me too...I've tried changing the switching the eboot with another eboot from another a game and tried patching and search millions of page in google just to play it. I can't wait for the patch
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