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Senteria: Persona 4, Disgaea, I'm glad and grateful they did not let Atlus die.
I don't think ALTUS itself was in danger.
i dunno. at least in the short term i dont think we'l see any differences. Though you could argue we've already seen differences in atlus lately with smt4.. most notably their adoption of awful money-pinching dlc.
Post edited September 18, 2013 by zavlin
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Navagon: This news would have been more warmly received if it was clearer who's at fault for Rome II and if it's going to be possible to fix that shit. But generally it has to be said that my respect for Sega is at a low point right now.
Can you lend me your shoulder, I have to get rid of my tears D;
I hope they won't try to make an ogre battle before they sort all their ... issues.
Post edited September 19, 2013 by Potzato
This may be good news for people outside of Japan, but not so much for those of us here. We'd just gotten rid of regional restrictions on Atlus games on Steam for example. SEGA will put those restrictions right back.
I was under the impression that SEGA itself is not doing so good right now?

Where did it get the cash to buy Atlus anyway?

I honestly thought that Sony was going to be the one to buy Atlus....
I was also not aware that Sega was in the position to buy anything. I'm assuming Atlus went cheap.
Index Holdings was purchased for about 141 million.
I don't think this is good news. But then it could of been a lot worse. Maybe Sega can restore my trust and not mess this up.
I will kill someone if they do to SMT/Persona what they did to Valkyria Chronicles. It's bad enough we will never get to see Devil Summoner as it is.

Although, if they bring over Eternal Punishment PSP, I will make sure I buy every Sanic game in existence, ever, as thanks.
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RaggieRags: I was also not aware that Sega was in the position to buy anything. I'm assuming Atlus went cheap.
Sega itself? No. They would have died years ago had it not been for Sammy and their mad pachinko money.
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Arkenbon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atlus_games
For people like me who had no idea what Atlus does.
Thanks for that! was just thinking now what was it theyve done!

Dare i mention the Aliens Colonial Marines issue? (yes that still hurts!)
but cool that theyve been "purchased" by a lesser devil company!

e: ya know i dont think ive played anything of theirs!
Hopefully Atlus give up on those lame dating-sim anime RPGs (Persona) and get back to gritty dungeon-crawling, demon-summoning turn-based combat in a weird setting (SMT main series).
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Arkenbon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atlus_games
For people like me who had no idea what Atlus does.
Sooo... they're like the Japanese THQ?
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Arkenbon: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Atlus_games
For people like me who had no idea what Atlus does.
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chezybezy: Thanks for that! was just thinking now what was it theyve done!

Dare i mention the Aliens Colonial Marines issue? (yes that still hurts!)
but cool that theyve been "purchased" by a lesser devil company!

e: ya know i dont think ive played anything of theirs!
I really don't think Colonial Marines was Sega's fault. From what I hear Gearbox may have diverted Sega's funds to other projects, namely Borderlands 2 and buying the Duke Nukem IP, and the Colonial Marines game proper never got much attention.

Also, I absolutely recommend playing some of the stuff Atlus have developed, though you might need a console or handheld for that, unless you wanna go with an emulator.

Before I forget, I'm not sure if people heard this but Atlus is publishing the Tex Murphy: Tesla Effect game.
Post edited September 19, 2013 by DaCostaBR