The already huge wait of the West for new games trails is even more painful

We are very grateful that over the last decade, Japanese companies have finally accustomed to gaining out their games outside Japan in a timely manner. Publishers like Sega start thoroughly in the global release dates, which is a huge step in the right direction if we consider the amount of waiting that the West had to do at the time of the PS1, PS2 and even PS3.

But all Japanese companies do not have the resources to do the job - and it is clearly the case with Falcom, the developer who produces the games Trails and Ys largely fantastic. Falcom currently has on NIS America to manage the location and sale of its titles here in the West, but for many fans, the backlog becomes unbearable.

Nis America currently has four trails games that exit is planned over the next two years. Trails from Zero must go out in September. Its suite, trails to azure, is scheduled for 2023. are also planned for 2023 following Trails of Cold Steel Trails Into Reverie and Spin-Off of the Legend of Nayuta series: Boundless Trails.

As you can see, the wait is already long enough, but the real problem arises when one considers Kuro no Kiseki - the new Saga Trails which already advances in Japan. The first Kuro no Kiseki came out in Japan last September, and his suite, Kuro No Kiseki II: Crimson Sin, is now preparing for his launch this fall.

And that's why it's painful to see a new cover of Kuro No Kiseki II - we do not even confirm that the first game arrives in the west. The details on the suite that will come soon begin to go around, with a trailer and official illustrations of the characters.

Assuming Nisa does not have surprises (or at this stage, miracles) in his sleeve, Western Trails fans could wait 2024 to get their hands on Kuro games. It's like we've been back in the early 2000s!

But look, everything is not dark. Falcom is aware of the Western demand for Kuro Games, and we are sure that society - and NISA would like to ship it abroad much faster. For the moment, however, we will have to settle for the calendar - and at least the trails from Zero incredibly well noted are only in a few months.