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US release date for Dissidia, KH 358/2 Days revealed |
Listed in: News, Titles, Games Tags: Kingdom Hearts, Square Enix
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It's a double date, folks! Romancing two handhelds at the same time, Square Enix has finally revealed the North American release date for Dissidia: Final Fantasy on the PSP and Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days on the DS.
Set your calendars, Face Book accounts, to-do lists, and get all those bells and whistles set to alarm. This is one date you surely wouldn't want to forget: August 31, 2009!
Hmm, yeah. I know. It's a bit late for a mid-2009 release for Dissidia, but don't worry. That gives you more than enough time playing all those Final Fantasy games you might have missed. And the same goes for KH 358/2 Days.
Speaking of KH, there's still no announced release date for Birth By Sleep. Which is fine too. You'll probably be busy with Dissidia at that time, so there you go.
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Guess i'll play it some more :)
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"Translating" something usually connotes paraphrases, direct replacement of words in this language to that language, etc.
However, localizing something takes time because they don't just translate things on a word for word basis. They translate it in context of the audience.
Aside from that, they also have to get all the English voice actors together (let's hope they bring back Steve Burton for Cloud!) to record the audio for the cutscenes in Dissidia.
Translation - localization, rather - takes longer than one might think.
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I don't think there will be any space left for extra things such as dual-language and so on.
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As long as the voice acting doesn't suck I don't have any problem with it. If the voice acting happened to suck then I'd have a problem.
There really haven't been many Square-Enix games that I've actually disliked the voice acting, even though I may have not enjoyed the game.
Take FF10 for example. Game sucks but the voice acting was very good. FF10-2, FF12, Crisis Core, and Dirge of Cerberus also had good voice acting.
Now for the remake of Star Ocean First Departure and port of Star Ocean Second Evolution. The voice acting was pretty good overall. First Departure had better voice acting throughout and no problems with that one in the least I don't think. Star Ocean Second Evolution has a ton and the majority of it is very good, but there are a few parts that have poor voice acting, but the majority of it is good(I'd say 95-99% good.)
I'll also go on a note and say I don't think there's been a Tales of title yet that's had crappy voice acting.
So yeah. It all depends on the game. There's hardly crappy voice acting anymore in this gen though.
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Usually it's just a certain character that has a voice you can't stand. Like Crisis Core, Zack's voice pissed me off, but I hardly cared. After playing the game, the voice acting seems like an afterthought.
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