Sentences with phrase «localization changes in games»

Not exact matches

I'd asked him about a few of those localization changes that proved controversial among a subset of gamers, which also included the removal of Xenoblade Chronicles X's breast slider — a toggle in the Japanese version that allows you to control the size of your main character's chest, if you choose to play as a woman.

If you believe that the localization changes where big enough to stop you from enjoying the game, you were never a Fire Emblem fan in the first place.

Granted, it not be of a great deal of practical use for most players as the game is completely in Japanese, and even makes a separate savegame due to localization changes (including background art), but it's still a nice touch that Capcom included this.

I know some people are upset about the localization changes, just as I know there are people who are upset about the meager amount of fanservice that managed to remain in the game.

When asked to write about the localization of P5, I thought about my methodology and whether things have changed as I devoted myself to bringing Japanese games to the Western audience for the last 18 years, and I realized: my goal has always been to deliver games in the most authentic and enjoyable form possible.

They * might * want to announce it at a Nintendo Direct so they can provide us with a bunch of info about the localization and changes that occurred in the game.

Like its predecessors, River City Ransom underwent great changes in its storyline and graphical presentation during its localization in order to make the game more palatable in the Western market.

A handful of localization text changes, and a couple of fixes for rare crashes in the game (Thanks to all of you who uploaded reports on those, they were extremely helpful!).

While the Genesis localizations used a different ROM (that is, the cartridges in Europe and the US use the same binary while the Japanese release was unique) which reflects the changes in localization, the Game Gear version was a single ROM for all regions.

@Edward Yes, after PSO, SEGA has been lagging on localizations and updates... Which is why THIS game is in hopes of changing the currently «poor» image of SEGA.