The Revolution will be Webcast

Things are changing - again.  I know it seems like we've been quiet forever, but we've been working hard behind the scenes to lay the groundwork for more great localization, great characters, and great experiences in import Japanese games here in the United States.  All the pieces are finally starting to come together.  As you know, we've been working with MonkeyPaw games to bring some of your favorite RPGs to the PlayStation network.  That will continue, but as you may or may not have heard, we have all-new products to announce in conjunction with MonkeyPaw games that have not been released in the USA or Europe. And the way we're teaming up to release them is the  exciting part for fans and collectors.

With our Kickstarter project we're about to really shake things up in the console game business and we'll need your support to pull it off.  Our plan to bridge the digital/physical game divide to satisfy both superfans and collectors is ambitious, but we never took the easy route before, so why start now? If we work together on this, we can ensure that no publisher afraid of poor sales, no retailer more interested in selling used copies than ordering enough games to satisfy demand, no distributor deciding not to carry the "niche" titles, NO one will keep you from the games you want to play and enjoy in English (and, uh, no one will rip off your preorder premiums at the store level).  We're finishing what we started at Working Designs and will be turning the dial to 12 and beyond as we put the power back in the hands of the FANS. If you thought our deluxe packs were awesome at Working Designs, they were grade school projects compared to what we're working on now.

We know you're as excited as we are that there's a possibility to finally shake things up and change Japanese-originated gaming for the better. Well, the time and place is here and now, and it's awesome - especially if you're and RPG fan or a collector.  Please check out our first Kickstarter project and get involved so we can show what can be done when a company is running on fan power.