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Pros: HD graphics done right, ton of challenging modes, great for beginners Cons: Poor online, no Japanese voice option, no Link

Xenoblade Chronicles 2 closes out what has been an incredible first calendar year for Nintendo Switch, and, while the English voice actors present an incredible mixture of regional accents, there are those of you out there that may prefer the Japanese voice option.

The Japanese voice option is great for anime and Japanese - styled gaming purists, but we're going to focus on the fantastic English voice acting here.

There's a few outliers, but overall it's a worthwhile option to keep selected if you usually switch immediately to the original Japanese voice option due to past games in the series.

Whether you prefer to play with the English or Japanese voice option is entirely a personal choice, but you can freely switch between the two whenever you wish.

The DLC [will] be a huge pack which contains the Japanese voice option with Dynasty Warriors 6 costumes, also the BGM, stages, weapons (weapon pack might cost some)-- also not to worry because you'll get other old Dynasty Warriors costumes as well, will keep you updated when the time comes.

In terms of voiceovers, you get both English and Japanese voice options here.

+ / - Japanese voice options are only available in matches — not in Story Mode, in menus, or anywhere else in - game... but the English dub is awesome!

Not exact matches

Gives you the option of Japanese voices or English dub.

Lastly, Tecmo Koei said that Xtreme Legends includes a Japanese voice - over option.

In addition to the soundtrack, Final Fantasy has solid voice acting in both English and Japanese, with French and German also being an option.

While the game will have a free Japanese voice pack at launch for those who prefer the Japanese audio, only the English option was experienced first hand.

The newly released Steam versions of Final Fantasy 10 and Final Fantasy 10 - 2 feature English and Japanese voice acting options, and a variety of subtitle options, but players are limited in how...

Lastly, the voice acting is in Japanese with the option to select English subtitles.

Nice to see this game will likely have dual audio for those of us who like to hear the games native language, I don't buy games like this if it's only available in English, not after the likes pandoras tower, arc rise fantasia, the last story etc, the voices in those games was make or break for me, I really appreciated Platinum giving us the option in the Wonderful 101, and they'll most likely do it with Bayonetta 2 as well, I don't know why Japanese game developers or publishers (whoever makes the decision) can't just leave them in there as an option, it's not like they lose anything by doing so, fyi, this game looks AMAZING.

Of the three identically - mixed 5.1 Dolby Digital listening options, the original Japanese - language track is the preferred choice, as it is wont to be: Not only are the Japanese voice actors for the most part professionals (the English dub features Peter Boyle and Elliott Gould in their voice - acting debuts; they're professionals but not professional voice actors, if you know what I mean), but there's also a good deal of retro - dubbing in foreign language productions that necessitates a «working backwards» from the mouth movements, sometimes requiring — how do we say this — «creative» word substitutions.

In this menu are multiple volume options, but, right at the bottom, you will see the option to change the in - game voice settings from English to Japanese.

Mind you I think the game plays great and the only thing I've thought of was that they should offer Japanese voice packs as part of the unlockable / loot box character customization options.

The newly released Steam versions of Final Fantasy 10 and Final Fantasy 10 - 2 feature English and Japanese voice acting options, and a variety of subtitle options, but players are limited in how they can mix and match the game's text and voice — and that limitation isn't sitting well with Final Fantasy fans.

That's the only thing I dislike from Nintendo Games (I never had hopes for dual audio, but was so impressed by the Japanese voice acting that I seriously wanted dual audio) Bayonetta 2 had Language Options, Wonderful 101, RE: Revelations, Fatal Frame also had but Xenoblade X, Smash 4 (incredibly stupid spanish announcer and some stupid pokemon and sonic voices) didn't.

If you choose «Match System Settings» in Options, voice data will be set to Japanese.

This review is based off the Japanese release of NieR Automata which includes full English voice / text options.

Megadimension Neptunia VII will also include the option for original Japanese voice - over with English subtitles.

That said, the voiceover for the game is great — giving you the option of English or original Japanese voice over, and delivering a quality experience whichever you choose.

The Nintendo version of «Night Trap» will now feature the option to listen to Japanese voice - overs as opposed to the original English dialogue.

Sound effects are ripped directly from the console version, complete with both English and Japanese voice track options.

Players can expect a more intuitive menu system, easier travel, the option to select a Japanese voice over, and more.

But it still bites for those who like having the option of the original Japanese voices with subtitles in their native language.

It will be out this fall with both English and Japanese voice - over options, and English and French subtitle options.

The English voice cast is also rather good, and while the option for a Japanese voice track is there, it's missing what feels like key subtitling work in certain situations, so I almost recommend playing exclusively in English.

The title will also feature both English and Japanese voice over options, giving fans the freedom to choose the audio track catered to their experience.

Unless they have the original voice acting as an option I'm just going import the Japanese version; It'll piss off my room - mate who was hopeing to play it but I'd rather put up with him than the god - awful dubs all Japanese games get.

As you might expect, the voices are dubbed by default but there is an option for the original Japanese voices.

BlazBlue Cross Tag Battle will ship in the United States featuring voice options for both English and Japanese, a feature that was lacking in BlazBlue Central Fiction to some players» dismay.

There are no wasted moves, every area is rich with detail and options and the game even has amazing Japanese voice acting that originally had me believing it was by a Japanese developer.

The Day One edition includes extra digital content including an exclusive Sephiroth summon and the Japanese voice - over option add - on.

The game will also have flexible language options to be able to experience the game with Japanese voice acting and subtitles.

Newcomers and familiar faces round out a robust cast of characters while English and Japanese voice over options flesh out the narrative.

Final Fantasy XIII Collection — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — Final Fantasy XIII — Final Fantasy XIII - 2 — Final Fantasy XIII Lighting Returns

Metal Gear Solid Collection — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — Metal Gear Solid Twin Snakes — Metal Gear Solid 2 Substance — Metal Gear Solid 3 Subsistence — Metal Gear Solid 4 — Metal Gear Solid 5 Definitive Edition

Castlevania Lord of Shadows Collection — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — Castlevania Lord of Shadows — Castlevania Lord of Shadows 2 — Castlevania Lord of Shadows Mirror of Fate

Onimusha Collection — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — Onimusha — Onimusha 2 — Onimusha 3 — Onimusha Dawn of Dreams

Muramasa — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — I presume this is coming because we have Dragon Crown Pro?

Mega Man Legends Collection — > Japanese voice & English subtitles option — Mega Man Legends — Mega Man Legends 2 — Misadventure of Tron Bonne

It will also feature both English and Japanese voice over options, giving fans the freedom to choose the audio track catered to their experience.

Interestingly, although the release is currently for Japan only, Kingdom Hearts: Final Mix will have an English voice option alongside Japanese subtitles.

This release has the option to use the Japanese voice overs if you'd rather.

Thankfully, you have the option to go with the Japanese audio, which I feel has a better voice for a lot of characters.

The voice acting is done fairly well, but it if you don't like it, you have the option to listen in French, Japanese, Spanish and more, which is unusual in most games today.

There's new characters such as Guo Jia & Wang Yi included (if you don't like the cheesy English voices, then a Japanese option is in there), and new and enhanced weapons.