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Yoshi
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 6:14 pm   Reply with quote

I don't care about te boxes.... BUT THE MANUALS.

RGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGH. THE MANUALS. YOU CAN TELL SPANISH PEOPLE HOW TO JUMP IN DONKEY KONG COUNTRY 3, YET YOU CAN'T TELL AN ENGLISH PERSON HOW TO SUCK UP WATER FROM WATERFALLS USING ELLIE THE ELEPHANT?

RGGGH!
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PostPosted: Sat Nov 29, 2008 11:53 pm   Reply with quote

Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. Confused
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 30, 2008 12:56 am   Reply with quote

Super Scourge wrote:
Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. :?


Ohai, I come from Spain, but live in America. I only speak Spanish(Spain's Kind). Oh wow, this game looks cool. I think i'll buy it. Wait WTF? I don't understand anything. This game sucks. If only it had compatibility.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 07, 2009 1:58 pm   Reply with quote

Super Scourge wrote:
Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. Confused


French-speakers people all around Canada to the north, especially in Quebec, and Spanish-speakers all around in Mexico to the south, but don't think I necessarily speak French.
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 08, 2009 9:38 am   Reply with quote

Captain Gills wrote:
Super Scourge wrote:
Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. Confused


French-speakers people all around Canada to the north, especially in Quebec, and Spanish-speakers all around in Mexico to the south, but don't think I necessarily speak French.
Still doesn't explain why Americans are stuck with shitty boxes. If someone is in America playing American games, they need to learn how to speak and read the national language: English. I hate how almost everything has a Spanish/French/both alternative somewhere near the English words.
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PostPosted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:43 pm   Reply with quote

Geno wrote:
Captain Gills wrote:
Super Scourge wrote:
Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. Confused


French-speakers people all around Canada to the north, especially in Quebec, and Spanish-speakers all around in Mexico to the south, but don't think I necessarily speak French.
Still doesn't explain why Americans are stuck with shitty boxes. If someone is in America playing American games, they need to learn how to speak and read the national language: English. I hate how almost everything has a Spanish/French/both alternative somewhere near the English words.

America as in N&S America or "America," as in some states?
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 12:18 am   Reply with quote

In Canada, our Charter of Rights and Freedoms or some shit like that makes it so everything must be in English AND French due to them both being official languages. There's like... 6 Frenchies in western Canada. I just suck it up and ignore it... Unless the Frenchie stuff is first. Then I get peeved off.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 6:51 pm   Reply with quote

Geno wrote:
Captain Gills wrote:
Super Scourge wrote:
Doesn't the Wii decide which of the languages the game should use, after the users "language settings?" Brawl is a good example to that theory. I don't know how the language system is in America, but here in Europe, the games have multiple languages.

And I don't understand why Nintendo would put those kind of languages on american games. Spain and France is a part of Europe after all. :?


French-speakers people all around Canada to the north, especially in Quebec, and Spanish-speakers all around in Mexico to the south, but don't think I necessarily speak French.
Still doesn't explain why Americans are stuck with shitty boxes. If someone is in America playing American games, they need to learn how to speak and read the national language: English. I hate how almost everything has a Spanish/French/both alternative somewhere near the English words.


We have no national language.

Thus why we have multiple languages on the back of boxes.

Because I'm sure that there's some way to change languages.

If there isn't NOA's retarted. 3:|════׀
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:59 pm   Reply with quote

I cant tell you enough how I always hated that>_> All your ganna get is a 1 sentence description and about 2 screenshots for a description if you dont already know what the games about Mad
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:09 pm   Reply with quote

Mr.Tingle wrote:
I cant tell you enough how I always hated that>_> All your ganna get is a 1 sentence description and about 2 screenshots for a description if you dont already know what the games about Mad
However, most games are Japanese exclusive, and you could always look up screenshots and gameplay footage for games. There's also the manuals. If I want to buy a game, that's what I always do.

And to be honest, it's just words. It's not like they're gonna jump out at you or something. I honestly don't care, since you're just playing the game.
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 11:28 pm   Reply with quote

It's because Nintendo needs to use something to fill up space on the box, so they just put in translations.
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 6:36 am   Reply with quote

Geno, you DO know PS3 games do that, too, right? I don't know about PSP or Xbox360, but PS3 games have them. (SCIV and LBP, anyway Neutral)

覧覧覧覧覧>awesome
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 15, 2009 6:55 pm   Reply with quote

Fat Tuper wrote:
Geno, you DO know PS3 games do that, too, right? I don't know about PSP or Xbox360, but PS3 games have them. (SCIV and LBP, anyway Neutral)

覧覧覧覧覧>awesome
Some of my NTSC-J PS2 games have them.
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