MontanaHatchet on 16 November 2007
I would think there's a couple reasons.
1. There are many different languages in Europe. English, French, German, Spanish, etc. I'd imagine they have to make a translated game for each country. Not sure on that though.
2. Games are mostly made in the United States or Japan. Usually the country of origin reflects the initiative and time of release.
3. They just want to spite you.
By the way, you could make a more creative name.
