When CyberConnect2 and Bandai Namco released Link in Japan, the Western market was shifting. The PSP was struggling against the Nintendo DS in the West, and the G.U. trilogy had not sold quite as well as the IMOQ series. Consequently, Bandai made the decision to skip localization.
The hook is the . Tokio can "Chase" into the memories of past hack characters—Haseo, BlackRose, Balmung, Sora, and even villains like Morganna. By doing so, he rewrites history and prevents the destruction of the internet.
When CyberConnect2 and Bandai Namco released Link in Japan, the Western market was shifting. The PSP was struggling against the Nintendo DS in the West, and the G.U. trilogy had not sold quite as well as the IMOQ series. Consequently, Bandai made the decision to skip localization.
The hook is the . Tokio can "Chase" into the memories of past hack characters—Haseo, BlackRose, Balmung, Sora, and even villains like Morganna. By doing so, he rewrites history and prevents the destruction of the internet.