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Last I heard that Nintendo was blocking them from releasing it.
Well:
A while back, MS lost a leagal battle in Australia - trying to make it illeagal to chip consoles.
The Aussie government said that the regional lock out was against their laws so chipping the console was perfectly fair and that consumers should not be prevented from getting the best import deals under Australia's trade laws.
In that case, Datel would be able to release their Software down under, from where your friendly importer would pick up the neccessary disks to let people buy their imported games.
Another World would be one of these importers, and I could pop to town to pick up Animal Crossing along with the Cheat Explorer (for glitches and secrets ofcourse!) and the Freeloader that came with it.
Now does anyone have any contact with Datel?
Riggghttttt
Because the releases of games in the UK are controlled by NOE, the game would not be released here unless it could be released all accross Europe. As the translation of the game into so many languages would take more effort than the potential gain, NOE decide not to release the game. It's pretty simple.
And their policy is to release games in all the countries under it's jurisdiction, rather than just a select few, which is foolish but, then, it's NOE after all.
This is so annoying, anyway. Don't Nintendo see we speak the same language as the Americans? And that they've almost completed the European versions, so they might as well finish them? I reckon it probably will come out over here, actually.
That being a PAL continent!