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Do you like your imported games to have conversations change from onomatopoeia for pain to "SLAPPYFACE"? If you like that kind of deep, mature, "grown up" writing, then I'm sure that...
The official translation for North America is so lazy, they managed to replace an entire emotional conversation regarding someone being adopted into a pack with *wag*, *sniff*, and *waggity waggity*. They're...
Treehouse continued to make the relationship between these two characters more about hair than the ambiguous appearance. The whole tone of the conversation is massively changed. Worse, it devolves into...
When you level up, one of the characters makes a meme reference to pepe the frog peeing with his pants around his ankles. The meme is from 2008, by the way.
Look at this localization. The more people dive into this game, the worse stuff they find. Worse, is that this level of insult is the type unsavory social justice types usually throw around. This game's...
Roughly 66 of the lines from the My Room feature were removed in localization. My Room/My Castle is a feature of the game that's supposed to let you interact with the characters and learn more about them....
The localization for the North American version is so poorly done, there's an actual Simpson's reference in the game. Worse, it's from a part of an episode where Homer is using it to make fun of Flanders...
The image explains it well, but this is really a mess. The entire tone of the conversation is changed. And worse, it looks like when they localized it, they kept adding these awkward references to clothing...
It seems like the higher the support level, the worse this gets. They managed to actually replace a line about being concerned about if someone is injured with talk about if it's ok to use someone else's...
Treehouse finally manages to take this complex relationship dealing with accepting new feelings about people and make the two basically "sleep over buddies" instead. Coming to terms with liking...
On the left you have the Nintendo of Japan English translation, and on the right, the Nintendo of America one. The NoA version seems to really, really want to make it clear that the characters are over...
The localization was extremely poorly done. | For related information, you can see this link:imgur.com There are:1.) Typos2.) Cut minigame and audio3.) Cut/shortened supports4.) Altered/bowdlerised characters,...
When Treehouse localized the version for North America, they completely changed Elfie's personality. She went from a cute and shy girl into some sort of strong independent woman who don't need no man,...
Localization got so sloppy here they just removed the entire support conversation and replaced it with ellipses. The original Japanese version is much longer and has a conversation about assassins meeting...
Awakening streamlined some of these harsh edges to generally make itself more palatable to mass audiences, and in the process introduced a whole boatload of people to the franchise. So the series lives...
Many fans were curious how the English-only voiceovers for Fire Emblem Fates were somehow noticeably worse than its predecessor, Fire Emblem Awakening. Rena Strober played the role of Azura, and performed...
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