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Xxain on 15 September 2009

^ thank you...DISSIDIA will too



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outlawauron on 15 September 2009
ClaudeLv250 said:
outlawauron said:
ClaudeLv250 said:
outlawauron said:
Xxain said:
guys its INTERNATIONAL VERSION, meaning English and Japanese dubs..if you cant wait import it...like me ive waited to long

*insert witty facepalm picture here*

No it does not! International version means they will including a few additional changes to it. This does not confirm that they will be adding English dubs to the Japanese relerase.

No. International means that it's the version released overseas. It features all changes and additions including the English language tracks. This has been the rule since FF7 International. If it's not based on the localized version it's not International.

But those International versions have never had a English language track included in the Japanese release. And being that the Japanese -> American release was so short, how much is different outside of the CG art?

Yes they have. They're English tracks with Japanese subs. KH, FFX, etc. did it with their International/Final Mix versions. It's the tradition and it hasn't been broken. They always use the most recent build of the game when they re-release it in Japan. The most recent builds tend to be the localized versions.

Really now? I remember FFX International not being importable for me until it arrived in Europe because the game was in Japanese.

EDIT: Looking back, it seems I was partially right. All that I see do not have English text, only Japanese. The earlier International versions had no English in them what so ever.



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Seraphic_Sixaxis on 15 September 2009

Oh-hoho, if it wasn't for Magna Carta II to be exclusive to Xbox 360... well... meh... I'll be re-buying this for PS3 when an NA release is annouced, it'll be better on PS3 in all aspects.

Hope it has Online Battle, since Till the end of time did it they should do it with SO4 to exclusive to the PS3 version, that would own.



ClaudeLv250 on 15 September 2009

SO3 didn't have "online battle." It had a local versus mode and that wasn't that great.



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Xxain on 15 September 2009
ClaudeLv250 said:
SO3 didn't have "online battle." It had a local versus mode and that wasn't that great.

he means they should take it online

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Seraphic_Sixaxis on 15 September 2009

Edit: Yeah, X got it. its pretty obvious what i meant by that though. >_>

With that said, if that does happen i'll have a match with anyone here, the Sephiroth in Purple has godly damage when the level gap goes to 255! :D



Xxain on 15 September 2009

cat got ur tongue LOL^



Xoj on 15 September 2009
Seraphic_Sixaxis said:
Oh-hoho, if it wasn't for Magna Carta II to be exclusive to Xbox 360... well... meh... I'll be re-buying this for PS3 when an NA release is annouced, it'll be better on PS3 in all aspects.

Hope it has Online Battle, since Till the end of time did it they should do it with SO4 to exclusive to the PS3 version, that would own.

you dont have too, if it's true it have english text, you may just import it =).

dude, your 360 impulse buy sounding more and more like a mistake. :/



Seraphic_Sixaxis on 15 September 2009

lol messed up the original post. >_



alekth on 15 September 2009

FFX Intl was actually the import friendly one except for there not being any point in importing unless you simply couldn't get it otherwise:

From http://www.rpgfan.com/reviews/finalfantasy10-intl/index.html:
The first obvious change is the language. Unlike more recent international editions, FFX is bilingual; menu and speech text can be freely switched from English to Japanese at any time, though voices are stuck in English, which stinks if you were looking to hear the Japanese voices (they were pretty good but not that much better than the English, I think).

Well, hopefully this won't be the case with SO4, and yeah I'm still waiting on the international version of Dissidia before I decide which one to get for that same reason. It's fair pointing out that SO4 western release didn't have anything extra on the japanese one so limiting to English voices because there is content that was never voiced in japanese isn't an issue.