A voice actor working on Disaster: Day of Crisis has revealed some interesting tidbits regarding a North American release, the relationship between Nintendo and Monolith Software, the script of the game, and more.
Alex S. from Link Cable Gaming writes: "..Nintendo revealed that they are fully localizing the original Famicom title, Fire Emblem: Shadow Dragon & The Blade of Light and releasing it on the Switch eShop. This got us thinking – what other games could Nintendo localize for the first time and take out of the vault? Well here’s our list of the top 10 games Nintendo should localize."
Nintendo has registered new trademarks in Japan for multiple games including Elite Beat Agents, Rhythm Heaven, and Disaster: Day of Crisis. The trademarks made recently include their other famous IPs Super Mario, Mario Bros., Yoshi’s Crafted World and Kirby’s Epic Yarn as well.
Sid writes: "It’s been a little over a year since the Nintendo Switch launched, and it’s still going strong in terms of game announcements and sales. With that in mind, we’ve made a list of some Nintendo franchisees that have been off the radar for quite a while and would love to see make a comeback for Nintendo’s newest system."
Changed because the yanks aren't happy?
I don't know how many games not just american I've played where I wish they would change the dialogue and more importantly the spelling to English.
Listening to an English person speaking in a game only to have the subtitles spelled with the incorrect american spelling makes the game look slightly amateurish.
This usually comes after the game has been delayed for the PAL region so they could localise it to Europe!?!
Hope we get the correct version as I'm interested in this.
I think Monolith Soft probably regrated selling their company to Nintendo. Same with Tecmo getting Nintendo to publish the new Fatal Frame.
Monolith is comprised of the same people that broke away from Square after making Xenogears.
Then they made the Xenosaga series. Two of my favorite games, so when I heard Nintendo bought them out it was sad day, but hearing news like this gives me hope that they can somehow break out again even if it means starting a new company.