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maxleresistant said:

"Unfortunately, it is not possible to play with English text, for example, and Japanese voices.”

I love how he says that like "well, it's how things are we can't do anything about it, that's the game"

When they could easily release a patch to add the option.

 

 

A patch? the game isn't even out yet they could ad it to the final build lol. 



 

 

CarcharodonKraz said:
this is a thing? people are talking about this? god i feel old. Next you'll tell me that people watch other people play games instead of playing the game themselves. .... ...... .... wait for it.

whats wrong with watching? I watch my nephew play a game i bought him when i visit them



 

 

If they confirmed English subtitles for the Japanese version, it would be a masterful business decision, since the system is region free. I would buy 2 special editions of the game instead of just one.



Valdney said:
If they confirmed English subtitles for the Japanese version, it would be a masterful business decision, since the system is region free. I would buy 2 special editions of the game instead of just one.

Nop its Japanese subtiles. Thats it



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CaptainExplosion said:
RolStoppable said:
So I'll be stuck with German? Damn! This world is so cruel.

Now I am not sure if I even want to play the game anymore.

That's a stupid reason to not want to play it anymore, don't you think?

No, thats à good reason to skip thé day One and wait for a patch or take it when it goes down to 30 euros si you dont support shits liké that from Nintendo.

Not everyone wants to play with awful voices acting feom their country

 

If it was to do that, they shoudlnt have put voices from thé beginning -_-



Predictions for end of 2014 HW sales:

 PS4: 17m   XB1: 10m    WiiU: 10m   Vita: 10m

 

D'oh, Spanish dub is awful. I rather prefer to play without voices tbh.

Well, as long as the game is good, I can live with it.



Well i listed t the various versions lol

Is every country getting voice acting (well mainly euro countries?), as the sample below only had about 8. What do they euro countris that don't get local dub get? englih i would assume?

 

Here it is for those who havent:



 

 

Huh, I remember when I was mocked for saying no English VA was a deal breaker for me regarding FE TMS...

Kinda sucks, but I'm glad I can listen to it in English!!



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This is an odd thread. Watching people work so hard to discredit the opinions of others simply because they cannot bear to have the company they are loyal to being criticized can be a strange thing to observe from the outside.

The criticism seems very reasonable there, too, given that a lot of smaller companies have offered Japanese and English tracks on games. As so many people watch anime with subtitles, and the Japanese voice-over industry has so much top-level voice talent and direction, it's not hard to see where that preference comes from.

But, still, "no, you're wrong to have a preference, you can't question Nintendo!"

I mean, really?

Yeah, sure, 'console warz' and all that, but, come on, at least pick battles that make sense. This is a big AAA game that is going to make Nintendo millions and millions of dollars. Not offering an option that many others have included, and a lot of people enjoy, is certainly worthy of some criticism.