Digimon World Re: Digitize

 by thatGuy » Sat Jun 16, 2012 10:46 pm

I'm really hoping this comes to the US and our good friends over in the EU/UK.

Online petitions don't normally help with our goals in the gaming community, but I thought I'd try anyway:
http://www.change.org/petitions/unite-t ... ital-world

Re: Digimon World Re: Digitize

 by StrawHatLuffy » Sun Jun 24, 2012 8:58 am

Well if were gonna be doing this. May as well do it right, am I right?!
People this game looks very cool to me. Not sure about all of you... but Digimon fans. Pretty much everyone of the age 25 to at least 15 now (a rough guess) has heard of Digimon. Either way being I know of many fans. When I see this stuff. I understand why the PSP failed so much in America (I believe it may have done beter in the UK can't say for sure). So manygames for PSP that Bandai Namco has made, have all been great. I neverevcen knew thePSP was so cool... looking at all these japanese games I'll never beable to understand... Sure I may be able to import the game and play it. But I still won't understand the game.
That being said, Digimon fans should start posting to this thread. And signing this guy's online petition.
When every tamer in the world is united to stand against a force. Nothing can stop them!
So stand up Digimon tamers of the world! Only you can save the Digimon!
All you fans, think about how Digimon made you guys feel as kids, teens, so on (forget about season 4!).
Looking at how many peoiple play Digimon Masters online... I don't really see how a online petition could go wrong.
As long as people have the will tochange something, it can be changed. But if you giveup half way through nothing will happen. It'll just go back to being the old blah company that never sends out japanese games to be dubbed and played by other people across the world... Who would play the games!
The only way Bandai Namco can change is if people take action... Dark souls is now getting more content from online petition's. So Why can't we all get Digimon?
People hold the power to change the world, so why can't about 10,000+ people sign a little online petition to start a small change in at least one company?

Re: Digimon World Re: Digitize

 by Dramon07 » Mon Jun 25, 2012 1:23 pm

There is already a petition in motion with more signatures. Let's keep it focused on one petition or else its going to lose its potency across multiple petitions. please sign and share this petition. http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/bri ... r-glo.html

Re: Digimon World Re: Digitize

 by StrawHatLuffy » Thu Jun 28, 2012 8:30 am

710 people have signed it. May as well go to that petition sense it has more.
Either way though. People you know. Need to kind of comment more to. And really, take the time, to sign the thing. It can start something if this were to work. People see it works out we get this Digimon game, then bam. Tons of people start trying to fight for other games they want. Bec omes a thing Bandai Namco can't look away from. They get money we get the games, everyone wins. Just sign the thing.

Re: Digimon World Re: Digitize

 by StrawHatLuffy » Sun Jul 01, 2012 12:20 pm

So anyone like Digimon... you should sign the above petition after following the link.
In fact sign both petitions that have been linked if you really want. Or at least sign the one with more people.
It'll help either way.
Just trying to make sure people stay interested. Or look at this topic(s).
And I just got to say... really the max number of people on here at once with usernames... 132?
Now wonder why Bandai never brings any games from Japan to the U.S and other countries...
People go around make youtube videos or something. But never do anything on the real site?
A wise cartoon character once said. "There's bond to be a few storms in the sky. But whats a few rain drops between friends?"
There is support for Bandai in America, but there would be more if people spoke up... Bandai has been in a few storms about releasing japanese games to other countries. But even if they funded for finding voice actors, making sub titles, whatever they may do.
People need to show Bandai that there is a ton more of people willing to support them. If they just released these games from japan, to America, the U.K every country that wants to speak out about this but can't!
Kids now a day, should have better leason teachers then what they have now... I know a lot of games can help with that. Like oh Digimon?
One japanese game out of a good sum more which could teach kids.
Besides that fact though, the fans in general crave these things. No one is just speaking upenough to change anything.
The people are the only thing that can make the storm clouds go away, the people have the power, the people need to learn how to use it. Together, as a group of people who have a common likness for games made by Bandai Namco.
Guess I had more words in me then I thought.

HOW TO SPREAD THE WORD FOR DWRE:DIGITIZE

 by MrClockwork64 » Sun Aug 19, 2012 5:35 pm

Guys, I came up with a solution to our problem. You see I've emailed a guy called Jew Wario from TGWTG and he seems interested in the idea. The only problem is that he doesn't have enough money because of other problems, so we have to send some donations to him on his paypal account. Not much just 3-5 dollars for each person, but if you feel you want to really hep more. Aslo, send him an email of how much you sent him and why you sent it. Since he is well known; he will be able to spread the word faster than anyone else.

Re: HOW TO SPREAD THE WORD FOR DWRE:DIGITIZE

 by Pash Master » Mon Aug 20, 2012 2:11 am

MrClockwork64 wrote:Guys, I came up with a solution to our problem. You see I've emailed a guy called Jew Wario from TGWTG and he seems interested in the idea. The only problem is that he doesn't have enough money because of other problems, so we have to send some donations to him on his paypal account. Not much just 3-5 dollars for each person, but if you feel you want to really hep more. Aslo, send him an email of how much you sent him and why you sent it. Since he is well known; he will be able to spread the word faster than anyone else.

Umm.... what? 0.0

Heh, Heh... I don't know if you were joking or not when you posted that, but just to be on the safe side, please don't send anyone you met on the internet money directly to their bank accounts. That would be a scam and not go towards he cause you'd like it to. Donations to projects are usually done through Kickstarter or IndieGoGo, but even then, Bandai owns parts of the rights to Digitmon games, and not a single individual, so it wouldn't help much.