Reddit reviews Sweet Fuse: At Your Side - Sony PSP
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Vast, Diverging Story - 14 different endings and a host of unexpected twists and turns allow for over 30 hours of compelling gameplayStylish Art - Sweet Fuse: At Your Side is an experience that is stylish and easy on the eyes, with complex, eye-catching character designsDisarm Perilous Puzzles - Reach an epiphany and solve dangerous puzzles; the fate of you and your companions depends on your insightUnique Characters and Interactions - Blow your fuse or stay completely cool, the choice is yours when dealing with this crazy cast of charactersUnlockable Gallery - Take advantage of the gallery to enjoy the fruits of your triumphant exploits anytime
>I think you may be overestimating the popularity of the Ace Attorney series.
I think you are underestimating it. It is on no less than 3 systems here in America alone (iOS, DS, Wii). It certainly didn't get on them by being a failure, as ports cost money.
>Ace Attorney is by no means Capcom's most popular franchise
Never said it was.
>Consider what Project X Zone is: it's an RPG
It's a turn-based strategy RPG. The most niche subgenre of JRPG barring maybe the "monster hunting" subgenre.
>Pretty much every franchise represented in Project X Zone is in there because it's a Capcom slugger.
But if we go by characters that get included in crossover games (which is silly, by the way) then Phoenix should be okay since he is in UMvC3 while any version of Megaman is not. Who's in Project X Zone doesn't mean squat, honestly.
On top of all that, PXZ didn't even do too hot in Japan, so Namco really can't be expecting great numbers, but they are still going all out with all pre-orders getting a free upgrade to the limited edition, which includes a CD soundtrack, poster, and art book. That only adds to the cost of the physical release.
Hell, even Hakuoki and Sweet Fuse from Aksys (two visuals novels aimed primarily at females on the PSP) have physical releases available. If THAT isn't "niche" I don't know what is. EDIT: A 3DS port of Hakuoki is coming as well.
Again, this is most likely just Capcom being incredibly cheap. They could easily take a page from Aksys or Atlus and just do small print runs for those that want a physical copy alongside a digital one for sustained sales.