The anticipation surrounding the release of "Dark Souls III" is building every day and the game is getting a lot of positive comments, especially from reviewers who praise its difficulty. However, it is not all rosy news when it comes to the release of the game and many have criticized the manner in which it arrived across the world.

Reporting on the release of "Dark Souls III," which arrived in Japan on March 24, GameRevolution states that it is clear that publisher Bandai Namco made a big mistake with it. It points out that when the game released three weeks ahead in Japan, other markets started to feel left out. Also, the publication goes on to add that Xbox One users have an unfair advantage over PS4 users as they have been able to access the Japanese version of the game and play it while in the United States and other countries.

However, accessing the Japanese version of the game via the Xbox store has not been a smooth ride for those who attempted it, as many experienced glitches and had to deal with the text and audio in Japanese. Recently, the audio and text for the game were translated, which means that gamers who are using the Xbox One console have been getting all the advantages by playing it earlier than their counterparts on the PlayStation 4 or PC.

Gamers who have already got access to the Japanese version of "Dark Souls III" have started posting videos of their accomplishments in the game and this has further enraged those who are waiting for its arrival in the United States. Also, a large number of tips, walk-throughs, and even the ending of the game have made their way to the Internet and sites such as YouTube, which has caused gamers further heartburn. Importantly, Bandai Namco has not plugged the early release via the Xbox store and has instead tried various marketing strategies to help assuage angry gamers.