From the article, "Princess Maker 4 has turned into quite a popular entry in the famous Princess Maker series. Maybe its because of the cute visuals (by Tenhiro Naoto), perhaps its the nostalgia factor (its reminiscent of Princess Maker 2) or it could be because its just a quality game.
Whatever it is that has made Princess Maker 4 such a hit, can also make it quite a difficult decision for importers. With four different versions of the game available on four different platforms, it can be tough deciding which one is worth purchasing..."
From the article, "So, as you've all probably gathered, I'm a bit of a Princess Maker fan. Princess Maker is basically a glorified virtual pet, except instead of raising an animal, you're raising a kid. (Sure, you can argue that people are basically animals, but let's not get into that now.)
Up until now, you've probably seen my earnest recommendations of the games and series and perhaps brushed them aside. Sure, the game may be good, but is it really that good? Yes. Yes it is. And to illustrate that, I have put together some of the reasons why I love the Princess Maker games so much.
Since I've only had the opportunity to play Princess Maker 2 and Princess Maker 4 Portable, most of my reasons for loving the series stem from those entries. Almost every Princess Maker game possesses the same basic principles, so there shouldn't be too many discrepancies with the other entries."
From the article, "Last week Important Importables discussed DS games North Americans have slim to no chance of ever seeing localized and released. It seems only fair that we look at the other major portable console on the market.
With the recent PSP game drought, many people are likely lamenting the lack of titles. A look at Gamefaqs' release list shows nine NA PSP releases between now and June 24, 2008, compared to 28 NA DS releases in that same time period.
The thing is, there are plenty of viable, Japanese and European PSP games which could be released in North America. For some reason. though, they aren't. So let's look at four games that should have received NA releases, but haven't."
