Different rules regarding how things can be sold in accordance with NAFTA and the European Union (as they both have their own different rules which requires publishers to abide by and sometimes takes longer).
neo7 you do know that every game gets released in EU 2-5 days after USA right? and what rules is different i mean a game is a game ffs...
Registration of copyrights
Getting the paperwork so you can legally sell your stuff
Ensuring who has rights to sell your work
etc
etc
There's a lot of paperwork that needs to be done to sell video games. It's not just as simple as "oh development is done now sell it on shelves".
why not? and cant USA and EU just do it at the same time so every country get it the same time?
It's like you have a Mac machine and a Windows machine doing the same thing. They require different steps. Sometimes those steps require more time to do. That's just how it is. It's not a magic box you can stuff and magically get the same results at the same time with politics. If you find it to be a problem then complain to the European Union that their process is inadequate.
[Edited by Neo7, 3/5/2012 5:34:38 AM]
i have but nothing happend xD
It's like you have a Mac machine and a Windows machine doing the same thing. They require different steps. Sometimes those steps require more time to do. That's just how it is. It's not a magic box you can stuff and magically get the same results at the same time with politics. If you find it to be a problem then complain to the European Union that their process is inadequate.
[Edited by Neo7, 3/5/2012 5:34:38 AM]
why on earth would you use a mac for anything?
Different rules regarding how things can be sold in accordance with NAFTA and the European Union (as they both have their own different rules which requires publishers to abide by and sometimes takes longer).
neo7 you do know that every game gets released in EU 2-5 days after USA right? and what rules is different i mean a game is a game ffs...
Incorrect. I'm pretty certain European developers release games in Europe first, and some games such as Assassin's Creed are released on the same day in the US and EU.
Different rules regarding how things can be sold in accordance with NAFTA and the European Union (as they both have their own different rules which requires publishers to abide by and sometimes takes longer).
neo7 you do know that every game gets released in EU 2-5 days after USA right? and what rules is different i mean a game is a game ffs...
Xenoblade, The World Ends With You and The Last Story are all JRPG's which have surprisingly been released in the EU before America.
This is mind blowing stuff because they're all Nintendo JRPG's as well. And the EU doesn't get a lot of them >_>
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