Game Arts Asks Which Of Their Games You Want Ported To PC

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Game Arts have put out a survey asking participants if they would be interested in PC ports of their games. The survey mentions franchises such as Grandia, Lunar, Project Sylpheed, and more, and you can take it here.

 

Some of the questions the survey asks include:

 

  • Which PC digital distribution platforms do you use to buy games?
  • Which genre interests you the most?
  • Which Game Arts game interests you most for a PC port?
  • What features do you find the most important for a PC port?

 

Given how specific some of these questions are, don’t be surprised if we begin to see Game Arts porting their games to PC in the months ahead. They certainly wouldn’t be the first Japanese publisher to see the value in expanding to PC of late.


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