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Image and stadium rights are league-wide and was given in consensus to Konami, there has nothing CL can do after they accepted and signed contract
IT IS Konami fault, the game will be sold for lot of regions in Asia, not just Japan, but also Korea, Taiwan and even SEA (Southeast) region where baseball isn't that much popular, Konami assume that sell to those areas is profitable and offset the costs.
The problem relies that they think that, since it dont have a MLB license, people outsidr asia won't buy it and is not worth to translate it to English let alone sell in Japanese to overseas
They will only undestand if ENOUGH people make noise, and I mean LOT OF PEOPLE not the small community of 3k max Power Pros players, it needs AT LEAST 10k or more to them see and think "maybe we can win money even with the spending needed"
As I've mentioned in the pawapuro discord server, it costs literally nothing to release steam games region-free. This cannot be a "Konami doesn't want to release this worldwide" situation in that case.
impliying selling in these region and calling it baseball isn't that much popular is a real stretch
sure its not as big as Football, but many of us enjoy NPB too. But again not hammering down on your opinion, the game should at least accessible elsewhere too. I would imagine its strictly licensing issue and also customer support as they need to support various language especially when it get released in US and/or EU.
I do want English too, but the game have tons of live event and anything it will be hard for them to support it to various region that might yield the least sales. I'll stick with accessible platform if I don't have other choice.
I saw they will do some language translates but I am not sure will be english
based on the steamDB, they seem to already localized their store page name to Korea and Traditional Chinese.
Official Konami Asia SNS also promote Pawapuro in Taiwan as part of the campaign to sell the game officially there.