But Monster Hunter Portable 3rd came out in December 2010. And the PS3 version in August 2011. Why would it be at this year’s Tokyo Game Show?

I’m in hope for Dragon’s Crown too. It’s one of my most anticipated titles for the PS Vita, and while it’s good to know it lies in Atlus’ safe hands, the publisher should let the fans know if there has been any progress on the game since the switch from Marvelous.

And how about Dragon’s Crown? It’s been a while that it was first shown and there were no huge updates since then. I hope Vanillaware and/or Atlus show a new trailer or an update or anything.

Your user name……are you Korean?

I was born in Busan SK. Got tons of family in and around Seoul.

Althought spending 30 of my 33 years in the US, I am never more “home” than when I visit my loved ones.

Anyway…..Isnt it amazing in the information age how we see every game coming out in Japan and realize how much we miss out on and feel we should get more than we do?

Back in the NES, SNES and even PS1 days we hardly knew what we were missing and yet most of us remained fairly content with what came out.

I have a feeling if info wasnt so readily available that we would still enjoy the bliss that comes with ignorance.

Just an observation.

give or take a few months after their Japanese release.

 Well, God of War, like many other western franchises, isn’t insanely popular in Japan, so I understand Sony not wanting to show it there juuuuuuuuust yet. Soul Sacrifice, on the other hand, seems to have a better chance at impressing the japanese audiences, so it makes sense they’re using this chance to push it (and push the Vita some more as well).