Sentences with phrase «japanese voices»

Translate the short story sequences into English, leave the Japanese voices intact and you've got yourself a title to release to America and Europe!

Every copy of the game, regardless of the territory it has been released, features the Japanese voices as well as the English ones, selectable separately from the language of the subtitles, so everyone can choose according to their preferences, although the Japanese one features overall better voice acting and is better suited to the mood of the story.

«In the Japanese version of Gunvolt, most conversations are modeled on Japanese subculture, so we had to modify the content of these conversations while localizing the game into English... If you were to combine the Japanese voices with English sentences, it would cause a great gap between them.

It does a wonderful job of telling it too, with rich Japanese voices reading out all but thoughts in people's heads.

Fans of Japanese voices will get a free DLC (downloadable content) for the game when the game releases on December 1st.

Enjoy Bonus Content and Extras — Featuring original Japanese voices, downloadable content and tons of unlockables, including over 300 still images from the anime, Dragon Ball: Raging Blast 2 continues to push the limits!

You also have the option to use Japanese voices with English subtitles.

The absence of the original Japanese voices from the game isn't so much a bother as is the fact that there were no English voices put in their place; so while the animations are fun to watch, they feel rather lackluster.

The preview featured Japanese voices with English subtitles, which suggested that it won't be exclusive to Japan.

It's an interesting game and its nice that you can choose to have either english or japanese voices.

It sort of makes sense to go for Japanese voices, since several of the franchises in question aren't that popular outside of Japan as others.

The Japanese voices are also locked behind a 2 GB download, so expect your Nintendo Switch's limited internal memory to take a hit if you want a more natural sounding experience.

XSEED Games kept the Japanese voices from the original release, and they generally fit the mood, although some sound effects, like when you run into a wall, sound humorously out of place in that typical high pitched squeal anime is known for.

Askys Games has one a good job with the English voices and if you prefer the original, you can also select Japanese voices.

The Kingdom Hearts HD 1.5 Remix package includes the Final Mix version of Kingdom Hearts 1, KH Re: COM HD, and KH 358/2 Days with Japanese voices all in HD.

I missed the japanese voices in Persona 4 Arena Ultimax, so it's nice to see we're getting jp voices for GG Xrd.

Characters going to have both English and Japanese voices, awesome, gives me a reason to purchase this game, I always support dual languages.

The voice work also seems well done, although I'm not the best judge of Japanese voices.

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

The Special Edition comes with a bonus artbook, poster, and special outer cover, along with both the English and Japanese voices, while the regular edition will only feature the English dub.

It has it's charm but you only have Japanese voices in the game, subtitles are in English but it's hard to read them while playing the game.

There's also an English dub (the past few games had none) though I quickly changed it to the Japanese voices to keep my head on straight.

Here's not one, but two trailers for Detective Pikachu (Japanese and international versions), that allows you to check out the English and Japanese voices:

Just one thing... no japanese voices, no buy!

I'm also really glad they kept the Japanese voices!

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

It is great, but I wish that the game kept the japanese voices from the Japanese release.

It's a common problem we see in localized games / anime where the character animation is designed only to match Japanese voices.

This version of the game will also be localized into English, with subtitles being available throughout (though thankfully retaining the original Japanese voices).

The main campaign chapters have Japanese voices with English subtitles when characters speak.

However, this exclusivity lasted barely a year until the PS3 was presented with an updated version of the game with new Japanese voices, updated shadows, new gameplay mechanics and different character images.

The Good: + Each mobile suit feels unique and there are many varieties + Good sound (Japanese voices, music and sound effects)

None of the characters have the passion and grittiness you hear in the Japanese voices and Lu Bu, for example, sounds like a 22 - year - old office worker.

We are excited to hear the Japanese voices in the Tales of Symphonia Chronicles, let us know what you think of the Japanese voiceovers.

Japanese voices will be available as free DLC at launch.

As a bonus, you can also select the Japanese voices.

Dual - Language Voice - Acting Soundtrack - Players may choose whether to enjoy the gameplay experience with original Japanese voices or - for the first time in series history - a full English dub

Download the «Persona 5 Japanese Audio Track» DLC to play with the original Japanese voices.

At this time, Bandai Namco has announced One Piece: World Seeker will be a one - player offline experience only with the original, beloved Japanese voices.

I miss out on so many games from Xseed and Atlus because they won't / can't license Japanese voices.

There are several who prefer to play their RPG's with the Japanese voices.

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

Listen to the original Japanese voices or enjoy complete English dubbing.

Shining Resonance Refrain remasters the original Shining Resonance, previously released on PlayStation ® 3 only in Japan, and features dual audio with English and Japanese voices.

If you choose japanese as the language, when you play the game next time, the characters will speak with their japanese voices.

So this is exactly the Japanese trailer, including the Japanese voices.

That's perfect for me that didn't like the japanese voices in the trailer that much, but they should probably do something about that for those who like japanese voices plus subs in their own language.

And yeah, I think most games that gest proper Dual Audio are anime - styled games, since so much of the danfom prefers the original Japanese voices.

After listening to the Japanese voices, I'm surprised that the English text feels like it follow much more closely the Japanese one.

Production is covered, from the recording of the Japanese voices to the soundtrack composed at Tokyo Opera City Concert Hall.