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<blockquote data-quote="trancejeremy" data-source="post: 3409479" data-attributes="member: 924">For now. A PC version will come later. Apparently, the Warlords people had been working on the game since Warlords IV. Originally it was called &quot;Warlords: Champions&quot;. Anyway, I guess the only publisher they could find that was interested in it was the fairly obscure &quot;D3 Publisher&quot;, which only really does console games.They specialize in budget games in Japan (many involving maids), which Sony won't let them publish on the PS2 in the US, but they want to get into the US (and European) market. So that's why they jumped on this. But I guess they felt that it was better suited for handhelds, since the games graphics are 2D.However, a PC version is complete.&nbsp; The guy who did the music for the game talked about playing it a year or so ago. But I guess it won't be released for a while. It's also probably going to be released as an XBLA title on the 360.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="trancejeremy, post: 3409479, member: 924"] For now. A PC version will come later. Apparently, the Warlords people had been working on the game since Warlords IV. Originally it was called "Warlords: Champions". Anyway, I guess the only publisher they could find that was interested in it was the fairly obscure "D3 Publisher", which only really does console games. They specialize in budget games in Japan (many involving maids), which Sony won't let them publish on the PS2 in the US, but they want to get into the US (and European) market. So that's why they jumped on this. But I guess they felt that it was better suited for handhelds, since the games graphics are 2D. However, a PC version is complete. The guy who did the music for the game talked about playing it a year or so ago. But I guess it won't be released for a while. It's also probably going to be released as an XBLA title on the 360. [/QUOTE]

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