Like every month, the Japanese magazine Famitsu note has updated its top 20 most anticipated games in Japan. Although a list compiled on a sample of readers after all limited, it is still a historically valid mirror of the expectations and trends in the Japanese market. In this context we noted that, with the release of Monster Hunter Portable for PSP 3rd (balance in the first place in sales charts for two weeks) the first-place ranking was made available for another game: Dragon Quest X, Wii phantom episode of the historical saga Enix (now SquareEnix).
Note that this is the only Wii game in the standings while there are ten titles to PlayStation Direct 3:06 directed to PSP. SquareEnix is reconfirmed the queen of expectations for the Japanese in the standings with seven games, including a mysterious (and rather unlikely) PlayStation 3 version of The Last Remnant.
Absent games for Xbox 360, although three of the games in the standings come out in Japan, even on that platform, the second position of the great sensual Catherine (the considerations you ...) and interesting because there are three games for the baby Nintendo 3DS tangible sign of expectation that permeates the new laptop.
Completely absent, finally, team games developed by Westerners. Here's the complete ranking. 1 Dragon Quest X (Wii) 2 Catherine (PS3) 3 The 3rd Birthday (PSP) Metal Gear Solid 4 Rising (PS3) 5 Shin Sangoku Musou 6 (PS3) 6 Sengoku Musou 3 Z [Z Samurai Warriors 3] (PS3) 7 Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3) 8 Hitokui no Owashi Trico [The Last Guardian] (PS3) 9 Gyakuten Kenji 2 [Ace Attorney Investigations 2] (NDS) 10 Duodecim Dissidia Final Fantasy (PSP) 11 Mario Kart 3D (3DS) 12 Senjou no Valkyria 3: Unrecorded Chronicles [3 Valkyria Chronicles] (PSP) 13 Ryuga Gotoku: Of The End (PS3) 14 Final Fantasy XIV (PS3) 15 The Last Renmant (PS3) 16 Persona 2: Innocent Sin (PSP) 17 Phantasy Star Infinity Portable 2 (PSP) 18 Final Fantasy Agito XIII (PSP) 19 Fantasy Life (3DS) 20 Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle (3DS)
Like every month, the Japanese magazine Famitsu note has updated its top 20 most anticipated games in Japan. Although a list compiled on a sample of readers after all limited, it is still a historically valid mirror of the expectations and trends in the Japanese market. In this context we noted that, with the release of Monster Hunter Portable for PSP 3rd (balance in the first place in sales charts for two weeks) the first-place ranking was made available for another game: Dragon Quest X, Wii phantom episode of the historical saga Enix (now SquareEnix).Note that this is the only Wii game in the standings while there are ten titles to PlayStation Direct 3:06 directed to PSP. SquareEnix is reconfirmed the queen of expectations for the Japanese in the standings with seven games, including a mysterious (and rather unlikely) PlayStation 3 version of The Last Remnant.
Absent games for Xbox 360, although three of the games in the standings come out in Japan, even on that platform, the second position of the great sensual Catherine (the considerations you ...) and interesting because there are three games for the baby Nintendo 3DS tangible sign of expectation that permeates the new laptop.
Completely absent, finally, team games developed by Westerners. Here's the complete ranking. 1 Dragon Quest X (Wii) 2 Catherine (PS3) 3 The 3rd Birthday (PSP) Metal Gear Solid 4 Rising (PS3) 5 Shin Sangoku Musou 6 (PS3) 6 Sengoku Musou 3 Z [Z Samurai Warriors 3] (PS3) 7 Final Fantasy Versus XIII (PS3) 8 Hitokui no Owashi Trico [The Last Guardian] (PS3) 9 Gyakuten Kenji 2 [Ace Attorney Investigations 2] (NDS) 10 Duodecim Dissidia Final Fantasy (PSP) 11 Mario Kart 3D (3DS) 12 Senjou no Valkyria 3: Unrecorded Chronicles [3 Valkyria Chronicles] (PSP) 13 Ryuga Gotoku: Of The End (PS3) 14 Final Fantasy XIV (PS3) 15 The Last Renmant (PS3) 16 Persona 2: Innocent Sin (PSP) 17 Phantasy Star Infinity Portable 2 (PSP) 18 Final Fantasy Agito XIII (PSP) 19 Fantasy Life (3DS) 20 Professor Layton and the Mask of Miracle (3DS)
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