Last Window: The Secret Of Cape West Ready For Importin’

By Spencer . September 6, 2010 . 4:22pm

Last Window: The Secret Of Cape West Ready For Importin’So far, Nintendo of America have not said if they are going to bring Last Window: The Secret of Cape West to North America. Fortunately, Europe is getting an English version and Play-Asia sent us an e-mail saying they’re stocking it.

 

A PAL copy packaged in a translucent Nintendo DS case costs $49.50 at the online retailer.

 

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  • http://soulcaster.gametrailers.com/gamepad/index.php [§oulÇaster]

    Still waiting on NoA to get off their butts and announce this already, but if they don`t I`m definitely going to be importing this one (just wished the pricing was a little bit more reasonable).

    [T.O.S.C.]

    • http://www.siliconera.com Melinda

      Unfortunately, that’s standard for prices outside the US – It retails for 30 British Pounds at game.co.uk – They’ll send it to you, and it MAY be marginally cheaper but you’d have to check into it yourself. (For those wondering, it costs me 5 pounds to send it to Australia, with a 2 week delay)

      Considering they didn’t announce the Wii one, well… I wouldn’t hold your breath about a distribution deal.

      But yeah, welcome to the rest of the world, where you get charged more, on a good day.

      • Jaxx-Leviathan

        Indeed, us non-US/JP’ians feel lucky when we receive games in our immediate vicinity. And we pay dearly for that deal to work out.

  • Anonymous

    Already pre-ordered it a while ago. I’ve lost hope that NoA will localize it, and I really really want to play this game. My wallet ;___;

  • Anonymous

    I’m going to import it, but I really hope NoA comes to their senses and releases this in North America. I would definitely support the US release and buy another copy as I’m sure others would too. They really have no reason not to release the game other than sheer laziness and it’s getting beyond ridiculous for all the games they are passing over.

  • Anonymous

    CING’s last game, enough of a reason for me to get this.

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