We want Namco to release XenoSaga in Europe.

Dear Namco,

As fans of roleplaying games (eastern as well as western), we kindly ask you to listen to our voice and bring your highly anticipated roleplaying game XenoSaga: Der Wille zur Macht to Europe.

We already know that the game will be released in the United States, but not everyone in Europe have the ability (via imported consoles or mod-chips) to play NTSC games. As it might be a herculean task to translate it to Spanish, Italiain, German, French and what have you, we think that a release of the game in Europe, with the English translation from the US version would suffice. We also think that those living in the countries that normally get these games localized would agree with us, a European release in English only is far better then no release at all.

Europe is also plauged with horrible NTSC to PAL conversions, something that leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of many a gamer who sometime spend more then 50-60 for a single game. What we want is proper conversion to the PAL format, and if possible, switchable 60 hz support.

Many publishers are reluctant to release their console roleplaying games in Europe, since they are afraid that the games won't sell properly. However, we need more companies to release their roleplaying games in Europe to prove that this isn't true. How can a company claim that roleplaying games won't sell in Europe, when they don't release their games here? The recent success of Squaresofts Final Fantasy X isn't a isolated success, Europe have a huge craving for more quality roleplaying games. But the lack of selection is frustrating.

In short, we want:
XenoSaga released in Europe, even if it's only released in english.
Proper PAL optimization and 60hz support.
Namco to realize that Europe want roleplaying games.

We hope that Namco, and other developers/publishers listen to our voice. We want, and need XenoSaga to be released in Europe, with proper PAL support and/or 60 hz support. We want the drought of eastern roleplaying games in Europe (compared to the United States)to end, and we would like to see Namco be one of the companies doing this.