Eurogamer: Zelda's launch timing in Europe is still unclear.

[JRPGfan]

pastro243 said:

RolStoppable said:

The major European countries have had TV shows and movies dubbed in their respective language for several decades, so the average citizen has absolutely no use for English and at the same time expects translations. It doesn't matter if European school systems provide better English lessons when all that knowledge is forgotten quickly after people are done with school.

Fair point

I don't blame Nintendo for trying not to alienate potential users with a language barrier 
Hope they can make it in time 

I want to say thats a sterotype.

Atleast in germany/sweden/denmark/norway/finland ect ect.

Alot of people watch english TV shows, and netflix , browse the internet ect, and their understanding of english is good enough that most that are 15+ are able to play games in english.

The younger generation speak & read english perfectly well in most european countries.

 

Still.... Nintendo should have localisations done, and aim for world wide releases.

Its sloppy to not put that much effort into it, if your trying to regain market share.