Super Robot Taisen OG: The Moon Dwellers.

The game in question is getting an English translation in Singapore and other nearby territories. I think this would be a good opportunity for GOG to bring a PC port of the game to the West. This has the following merits:

1 - There is a cult fandom for the series, despite most entries not being officially in English. There have been several successful fan translation projects, indicating a market. Unlike the mainline games, the Original Generation spinoffs are not leaden with red tape, so it should be reasonably easy for GOG to acquire the rights to distribute the game.

2 - This series has a large number of entries and is likely to go on for decades. It has been around since the early 90's. Future installments could end up on GOG.

3 - The company that developed the game has Namco-Bandai associated with them. This is a potential gateway for GOG to start creating the relationship needed for other properties that are tied to Namco. EG: Pac-Man, Tales, ect.

4 - Being a PS4 game, it should be relatively easy to port onto the PC. Further, some of the groundwork for a western release will already be done, due to the English-language translation that is being released for certain territories.


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Speaking as someone who's a big fan of the series, this idea is (unfortunately) not likely to pass.

Not only would Namdai themselves have to port the game (which, granted, is not impossible, given what they've done with V and X) , most people outside of Japan would be unfamiliar with the story due to previous games generally not being released outside Japan/the Asia region (OG1 and 2 for the GBA made it over, but not only are those games obscure and expensive these days, they were effectively retconned by the Japan-only PS2 remake). Keep in mind that Moon Dwellers is a follow up to the story of three previous games (four if you count Dark Prison), so to say that any newcomers would be more than a little lost would be an understatement.

Though this is all moot, since even if they did port the game to the PC and released it outside the Asia region, Namdai (much like other major Japanese publishers) isn't exactly known for its DRM-free stance.