GhostLight Bringing JRPGs to PC?

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PAL publisher Ghostlight who are, like Rising Star Games, famed for localizing JRPG games, have PC gaming in mind. In their recent blog post, Ghostlight’s Ross Brierley talks about having their Japanese partners expanding to other territories in the PAL region, mainly the PC.  He even speaks about having Limited Edition/Collector’s Editions for PC versions as well.

“We do already have one or two particular target products in mind, and if they work out then we’d definitely be interested in bringing more products to the PC platform,” Ghostlight’s Ross Brierley writes.

“While our original plan was for the PC games to be released digitally, after reading the huge amount of feedback from you all, we’re now looking into the added possibility of offering a limited number of physical collector’s editions as well,” Brierley shares. “Where possible, we may also (for gamers who prefer to get their PC games digitally) offer the collector’s edition items separately from the game.”

And while nothing is official yet, it is indeed great news to hear, and we all hope for the best in this endeavor.

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