In addition, the Steam version adds an option to use
Japanese voiceover.
The PlayStation 4 RPG will launch in North America and Europe on February 2 and 12, respectively, and free original
Japanese voiceover DLC will be available on the same day.
With the original
Japanese voiceover, an almost endless number of unlockables and power ups to discover, a host of brand new environments to explore, two - player offline multiplayer, amazing visuals faithful to the anime, NARUTO Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm 2 is an unmissable tornado of fierce ninja action.
For the first time in the series, players also have the option of choosing between English and
Japanese voiceover to savour the original flavour of the anime series.
Originally released for the PC, Vita, and 3DS in 2016, Zero Time Dilemma comes to the PS4 with high definition graphics and both English and
Japanese voiceover options.
Personally, I do applaud the decision by Omega Force to stick to
the Japanese voiceover, as I feel it adds to the overall feel of the game.
It's funny how english speakers will go for
Japanese voiceover sometimes because it sounds more genuine... When really if they were native Japanese speakers, the voiceovers might not sound as genuine.
As well as English text, the EU and US release of Mind Zero contains both the original
Japanese voiceover and a new English version and the game allows you to switch between the two upon loading a save or starting a new game.
In single - player, chapters are broken up by in - engine cutscenes and all of those retain their original
Japanese voiceover work.
In addition, the Steam version adds an option to use
Japanese voiceover.
The game will be available for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation Vita with
a Japanese Voiceover and EFIGS subtitles!
Good news for Xenoblade Chronicles 2 fans: the game will be offered with both the English and the original
Japanese voiceover when it launches, Nintendo confirmed today during the Xenoblade Chronicles 2 Direct show.
Japanese voiceovers are varied and all high quality, while general sound effects hold their own.
Really, my only issue is that it feels like the localized script was written with an ultimately canceled English dub in mind — the incongruities between the English text and
Japanese voiceovers are blatantly obvious in spots, even if you don't understand a lick of Japanese.
The publisher is working very hard on the Western localization, which will feature English and
Japanese voiceovers and subtitles in six different languages.
Oliver Comte, Senior VP at Namco Bandai Europe said that they are «extremely excited to announce that
Japanese voiceovers will be implemented for the first time ever in a European release of a Tales of title, in the upcomingTales of Symphonia Chronicles» He also stated that they «know this feature has been strongly awaited by the fans, and we are really pleased to be able to make this happen finally.»
We are excited to hear the Japanese voices in the Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, let us know what you think of
the Japanese voiceovers.
If you are wondering whether or not Grand Kingdom features a voice track, you will be pleased to learn that most cut scenes do offer a choice of English or
Japanese voiceovers.
The excellent presentation and superb soundtrack compliment nicely, although I wished
the Japanese voiceovers and dialogue were kept intact for the English releases.
Personally, I turned on
the Japanese voiceovers since it was much less painful on the eardrums.
Killzone: Mercenary will be released later this year on the PS Vita and we have a trailer with
Japanese voiceovers showing the game's graphics and...
Both English and
Japanese voiceovers will be able to be used, and the
Japanese voiceovers will be a free download from the PlayStation Store.
Developed by CyberConnect2 and based on the popular animated NARUTO and NARUTO SHIPPUDEN series from VIZ Media from the manga created by Masashi Kishimoto (also available from VIZ Media), NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM Generations is the latest rendition in the smash hit «NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja Storm» series of games, featuring the original
Japanese voiceovers and lovingly crafted presentation faithful to the NARUTO series.
You will even be able to choose English or
Japanese voiceovers; this is the first time Shenmue can be played with Japanese audio for a global audience.
Dual Audio with English and
Japanese voiceovers complements a narrative dripping with satire and nods to Japanese culture to create a bewitching modern day supernatural otaku adventure.
If you're looking for the best possible experience, playing Neptunia with
the Japanese voiceovers is the most ideal setup.
The Japanese voiceovers are where the redeeming qualities lie, though it's not going to completely win over players» hearts.
Touted as XSEED Games» largest voice - over project to date, Dual Audio with English and
Japanese voiceovers complement a narrative dripping with satire and nods to Japanese culture to create a bewitching modern - day supernatural «otaku» adventure set in a faithful recreation of a popular Japanese «alternative» tourist destination.
Dual Audio with English and
Japanese voiceovers complements a narrative dripping with satire and nods to Japanese culture to create a bewitching modern day supernatural otaku adventure in XSEED Games» largest voice - over project to date.
With its signature battles, interactive environments, original
Japanese voiceovers, online play, and a host of unlockable items, NARUTO SHIPPUDEN: Ultimate Ninja STORM 2 is a tornado of fierce ninja action that can not be missed.
Dual Audio with English and
Japanese voiceovers complement a narrative dripping with satire and nods to Japanese culture to create a bewitching modern day supernatural «otaku» adventure.
Presented with the original
Japanese voiceovers and boasting 11 huge story chapters and 8 supplemental «Extra Chapters,» Blood Drive caps off the Heavenly Host storyline in a big way, providing answers and shocking twists in equal measure.
Furthermore, Blood Drive — once again presented with the original
Japanese voiceovers for authenticity — features the return of previously offered gameplay elements such as binaural 3D audio for simulated surround sound and the screen - altering «Darkening» system, as well as bonus unlockables such as voice actor interviews, art, music, and more.
This version — titled Bravely Default: For the Sequel Full Free Play Edition — contains the game's first four chapters, with the remaining five chapters sold in an update kit for 2000 yen; the kit also includes
Japanese voiceovers and one part of the AR movie feature.
Not exact matches
With the original
Japanese music and
voiceover included for maximum authenticity, Dragon Ball: Revenge of King Piccolo offers fans a dazzling new experience with the characters and universe they know and love.
Although the English
voiceovers are pretty awful, and even the
Japanese voice track doesn't seem to have much more effort expended on it.
There's also footage of trips made to do research and compile sound effects; recording studio sessions with the original
Japanese cast, including Yasuko Sawaguchi eating Kentucky Fried Chicken as she was providing the
voiceover for Chihiro's mother eating; scoring sessions with Joe Hisaishi; and even a segment about the closing credits theme song, which was originally intended for another Ghibli production that fell through.
The JRPG will have designs by Akira Toriyama and will appeal to fans and newcomers alike with new features not included in the
Japanese release like an English
voiceover and overhauled menus.
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 JRPG will have designs by Akira Toriyama and will appeal to fans and newcomers alike with new features not included in the
Japanese release like an English
voiceover and overhauled menus.
More graphical options will be available for PC gamers and both
Japanese and English
voiceovers are available for you to listen to as well.
I wonder if a similar thing happens with
japanese players and english
voiceover...
Lost Song «s
voiceovers are all
Japanese, so you will need to read the on - screen text but that is to be expected and the localisation of the text is spot on — so you don't need to worry about anything getting lost in translation!
The re-release will stay true to the originals with modernised features including fully scalable screen resolution, choice of modern or classic control schemes, PC graphics options, an updated user interface and the option to enjoy either the original
Japanese or English
voiceovers.
There's a little bit of hackneyed story to the game - something about two martial schools vying for the right to protect the queen - that's conveyed through text and
Japanese language
voiceovers that keeps getting sidetracked in repeating the same running joke and its sexual innuendo.
The rereleases feature support for «fully scalable screen resolution,» the choice of either modern or classic control schemes, numerous graphics options on PC, an updated user interface, and
Japanese or English
voiceovers.
The game's
voiceover is only available in
Japanese, with English subtitles underlining what has been said.
In terms of
voiceovers, you get both English and
Japanese voice options here.
As mentioned previously,
voiceover work is done strictly in
Japanese, with accompanying English subtitles.
The delay will allow Comcept to include
Japanese and French
voiceovers, subtitles in Spanish, French, Italian, German, Russian, Polish, Brazilian, and Portuguese, and the Ray DLC, in the coming retail disc version of the game.