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First they release only controversial gundam titles in the west, then put the one with worst reception on PC and then never put it on sale.
Then when asked they be like "gaijin no buy gundam we sell them no gundam"
My advice would be to set up an account on a site like isthereanydeal.com and add the game to your wishlist there, they'll email you whenever the game drops below a certain price threshold then.
I personally picked this up this past week in the humble sale where I got it for £6.
So yeah, it most assuredly goes on sale.
This game is a good example of that but that's not the point.
Question is, why do these gundam games that keep releasing, feel like they were created using ps2's engine?
It's not all of them, just the one's that release here, but even comparing it to PS2 gundam games is an insult to them. JTJ, FvsZ and Zeonic Front are all good games for their time.
Gundam Breaker 3 for the PS4 on the hand is amazing. Fast, fluid and customized combat to suit YOU. Not this meta, clunky, slow, unfun, dumpster fire of an excuse for a game.
New Gundam Breaker feels like they merged the worst parts of the VS series with the bare essence of Gundam Breaker, appealing to no one. The game was so bad it was on sale in the first weeks for pennies on the dollar in japan in terms of Yen -- and that's why it doesn't go on sale. It's them trying to recoup as much as they can from a niche platform for the IP as a secondary release.