Petition for a Worldwide release of "The Last Story"

[ManFranceGermany]

Not made by me, just found it on a German gaming site:

http://www.petitiononline.com/TLSWR/petition.html

 

[monkat]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

 

[ManFranceGermany]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

The proof is in the pudding

 

[DryYoshi]

9035 Signatures Total

I don't care if it doesn't matter, I signed it for the lolz.

 

[smash_brew]

this is going to end up just like all those fatal frame 4 petitions. nothing is going to come of it.

 

[Tonitonichopchop]

I signed, but I'm not to optimistic. If it's released, I highly doubt it will be because of an online petition. At the very least, I'm sure we'll get a fan translation soon enough.

 

[Giga_Gaia]

The game isn't even out in japan yet, so whatever it comes or not has not been decided.

Of course, it's a Wii exclusive permanently because the development team worked closely with nintendo. If the dev team worked closely with Nintendo, Nintendo will probably work on the localisation too.

 

[BobTheJoeBob]

Online petitions: The lazy man's protest.
I signed, but I doubt it's going to influence them much. (if it at all)

 

[Oveneise]

Online petitions are completely ineffective. Remember the petition to release the source code for Blood? Never happened.

 

[SPH73]

I'll sign. Why not? People think petitions don't matter but companies do at least pay attention to this stuff.

 

[Celice]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

The proof is in the pudding

Hell. Yes.

And that is proof enough.

 

[Oveneise]

I'll sign. Why not? People think petitions don't matter but companies do at least pay attention to this stuff.

Name one time a company decided to do something on an online petition alone. Not to sound mean, but most companies probably wouldn't give a rats ass if you wanted this game to be released world wide, let alone a thousand of you. But... there is strength in numbers, so...

 

[LightyKD]

Already signed! I'm like number 6010 ish

Anything I can do to help bring this game to the US!

 

[The Catboy]

Signed!

 

[CarbonX13]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

Actually, here in British Columbia, we had a province-wide petition that managed to succeed in collecting a certain amount of votes in all ridings, and we could be overthrowing the Harmonized Sales Tax instated last summer in a referendum. Though the petition was not online.

And more on topic, how about we wait for the game to come out before we decide whether or not it's any good/worth getting an overseas release?

 

[SmokeFox]

It depends, for example in Brazil, online petitions doesnt have any value, none at all, i mean at law.

 

[Goli]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

Actually, here in British Columbia, we had a province-wide petition that managed to succeed in collecting a certain amount of votes in all ridings, and we could be overthrowing the Harmonized Sales Tax instated last summer in a referendum. Though the petition was not online.

And more on topic, how about we wait for the game to come out before we decide whether or not it's any good/worth getting an overseas release?

But your country says Taiwan...

Does not compute.
And we're talking about Nintendo here. Has any petition commissioned to them ever worked before?

 

[CarbonX13]

Am I really gonna have to be the first to say that petitions, especially online ones, don't matter?

Actually, here in British Columbia, we had a province-wide petition that managed to succeed in collecting a certain amount of votes in all ridings, and we could be overthrowing the Harmonized Sales Tax instated last summer in a referendum. Though the petition was not online.

And more on topic, how about we wait for the game to come out before we decide whether or not it's any good/worth getting an overseas release?

But you country says Taiwan...

Does not compute.
And we're talking about Nintendo here. Has any petition commissioned to them ever worked before?

More a matter of displaying cultural heritage in regards to Taiwan.

And no, I don't think petitions have ever succeeded against Nintendo.

 

[Bladexdsl]

signed

 

[Raikiri]

signed as well! you never know what may come of this =)