Sooo, GK2 Isn't Being Localized?

So, after CR went down awhile ago, and I haven't been up to date on AAI2, I just found out it's not, or at least there are no current plans, going to be released in America.

Feel free to rage

Wow what, that is incredibly dumb.
They have to localize it, how could they not! It just wouldn't make any sense. Where did you get your info from Riu?

Wikipedia, which sourced it to a video I believe of Capcom USA even saying that.
FAIL

Their explanation was that there was no way GK2 would surpass Okamiden in sold units, right?
Damnit, that's really stupid. They localized all games up to this point, it'll be such an unexplicable loss for them not to do so with GK2...

Then maybe they're just putting it off til Okamiden sales taper off?

I seriously hope so, if it means they're just postponing it and not giving up on the localization altogether.

Still, for safety reasons, maybe we should start learning Japanese. Ema can teach us.

Okay Japanese lesson number one!
Okay say these words
Shiri
tsuranuku
Inkei













Congratulations, you now know how to say butt, penetrate, and penis! Now you'll know what's happening when Phoenix and Edgeworth have sex!

THANK YOU
I'M GOING TO WALK UP TO JAPANESE PEOPLE AND BE LIKE
"INKEI TSURANUKU SHIRI!"

Tsuranku wa anata no inkei to watashi no shiri o shite kudasai.

That would be please penetrate my butt with your penis.

You'll be having fun if you go to Japan

Ema Skye wrote:Tsuranku wa anata no inkei to watashi no shiri o shite kudasai.

That would be please penetrate my butt with your penis.

I'm curious about the grammar of Japanese... that seems like an awfully long sentence to just say please fuck me.

Well I was just applying the words I taught you
If you just wanna say fuck me then say
Watashi o seiko

XD
I was asking a legit question actually, like what's "wa anata" mean, and "o shite kudasai"?

Ugh Japanese grammar is so strange it's hard to explain.
Lemme use a simpler sentence.

Anata means you to an equal
Wa is a particle similar to is or are in most cases. Anata wa aho for example would mean you are a dumb ass. To be a bit more formal/polite you would add desu (pronounced des) to the end of that sentence. Though why you would try to be formal/polite while calling someone a dumb ass I don't know.

And "o shite kudasai" means please, but now that I think about it you could probably take out the o shite in that situation since kudasai by itself is please.

Do you have any other questions for your sensei Riu chan?

So that sentence is
"Penetrate your penis and my ass please"
...
or something, I think "to" means "and"
I have no idea any more, I haven't been watching enough anime.