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Nogamez on 19 January 2015
cfin2987@gmail.com said:
Conegamer said:
Rêveur said:
I hope the english localization won't be british.

Why not? The English localization was awesome in Xenoblade Chronicles. Much better than in other JRPG's IMO (Kallian, Melia, Dunban, Egil being highlights).

Hoping they come back.


It's called xenophobia. The English language is from England after all, and England is part of Britain. The worst is when TV networks make European medieval  fantasy shows with American accents. 


Which is why game of thrones is so good. 



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Teriol on 19 January 2015
Incubi said:
Spedfrom said:
Has Nintendo funded this game? And what about the original Xenoblade Chronicles?

I'm wondering about the possibility of Monolith Soft working on a PS4 game.

Monolith Software is a Nintendo subsidiary. Would be weird if they didn't fund it:p

0% chance.

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Metroid33slayer on 19 January 2015
cfin2987@gmail.com said:
Conegamer said:
Rêveur said:
I hope the english localization won't be british.

Why not? The English localization was awesome in Xenoblade Chronicles. Much better than in other JRPG's IMO (Kallian, Melia, Dunban, Egil being highlights).

Hoping they come back.


It's called xenophobia. The English language is from England after all, and England is part of Britain. The worst is when TV networks make European medieval  fantasy shows with American accents. 

Well it happens all the time and it is no worse than parisians speaking with regional english accents in assassins creed unity.



cfin2987@gmail.com on 19 January 2015
Metroid33slayer said:
cfin2987@gmail.com said:
Conegamer said:
Rêveur said:
I hope the english localization won't be british.

Why not? The English localization was awesome in Xenoblade Chronicles. Much better than in other JRPG's IMO (Kallian, Melia, Dunban, Egil being highlights).

Hoping they come back.


It's called xenophobia. The English language is from England after all, and England is part of Britain. The worst is when TV networks make European medieval  fantasy shows with American accents. 

Well it happens all the time and it is no worse than parisians speaking with regional english accents in assassins creed unity.

 

I like authentic accents, but as far as I can see xenoblade isn't based in reality. That would annoy me in assassins creed though. It takes away from the authentic feel. Game of thrones, for example, is based off of the kingdoms of mediaval Europe and the accents suit well. Dorne being Spain etc. If they throw in some American accents, which are generally lacking in historical feel and fit into modern pop culture, it takes away the feeling of mystery. 



Pavolink on 19 January 2015

Yes! Excited to play in those beautiful environments!



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t3mporary_126 on 19 January 2015

Monolith needs to hire GameFreak's localization team to get this out in the world sooner.



Skullwaker on 19 January 2015

If this turns out to be a summer release in the west, I'll shit bricks.



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jigokutamago on 19 January 2015
celador said:
Who is Troy Baker voicing?

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Spedfrom on 19 January 2015
Incubi said:
Spedfrom said:
Has Nintendo funded this game? And what about the original Xenoblade Chronicles?

I'm wondering about the possibility of Monolith Soft working on a PS4 game.

Monolith Software is a Nintendo subsidiary. Would be weird if they didn't fund it:p

0% chance.

I wasn't aware Monolith Soft was a Nintendo subsidiary. Has it always been so since Monolith Soft's inception or did Nintendo buy them at some point?



bunchanumbers on 19 January 2015

Looking forward to it! I didn't mind the english english after a while, but since it is an American city I'm expecting American voice actors.