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Pokémon Conquest European release date confirmed (view source)
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[[File: | [[File:Conquest EN boxart.jpg|thumb|right|Leading a conquest of Europe this July]] | ||
European fans were starting to feel disheartened about the possibility of {{wp|Tecmo Koei}}'s {{bp|Pokémon}} and {{wp|Nobunaga's Ambition}} crossover game {{bp|Pokémon Conquest}} being localised in European territories following the game's release in North America and Australia last week, as well as its absence from even the most recent "Nintendo Direct" broadcast. These feelings were echoed by several of the UK gaming press, but now those worries have been shown to be all for nought. | European fans were starting to feel disheartened about the possibility of {{wp|Tecmo Koei}}'s {{bp|Pokémon}} and {{wp|Nobunaga's Ambition}} crossover game {{bp|Pokémon Conquest}} being localised in European territories following the game's release in North America and Australia last week, as well as its absence from even the most recent "Nintendo Direct" broadcast. These feelings were echoed by several of the UK gaming press, but now those worries have been shown to be all for nought. | ||