Cave fans, give yourselves a round of applause. Wetold you a while backthat Makoto Asada had said the region code for the company’s upcomingMushihime-sama Futari Ver. 1.5for Xbox 360 had yet to be decided. Michael McWhertor over at Kotaku had a chance tospeak withAsada at TGS, and asked if the game would be region-free. His response?

“We had a lot of good feedback from overseas users, so for this time, as a test, we’re going to make the game region free so that overseas users can play it.”

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Hell yes. Not only willMushihime‘s overseas sales directly affect the company’s decision to knock off the region-locking in the future, but Asada went on to say that if it performs well outside of Japan, they may even localize and export upcoming projects officially.

“By makingMushihime-sama Futariregion-free, what we’re doing is measuring the amount of overseas users, this will have a direct impact on whetherEspgaluda IIand other titles will be localized for America. So it’s probably a good idea to pick it up!”

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Yes. Yes, it is. So if you’ve been emailing Cave and holding on to hope like I have, it was not in vain. Now you need onlyhit Play-Asiaor wherever it is you import your games from, and enjoy. Thanks to everyone who joined the cause, and to McWhertor for popping the question. Hooray!

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