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After playing Ninja Gaiden 2 and seeing multiplayer footage for this game, I just don't know anymore. This is definitely one of those titles where I'll wait for the reviews.
Not that much of a surprise. Dual languages have been a tradition in Team Ninja video games.
To rekindle the magic of Itagaki, you need the attitude of Itagaki. Ninja Gaiden 3 will definitely have a different vibe, regardless of the quality of the gameplay.
To rekindle the magic of Itagaki, you need the attitude of Itagaki. Ninja Gaiden 3 will definitely have a different vibe, regardless of the quality of the gameplay.
yup2 :)
im glad this is the case for this game.
judging by Ryu's voice in DOA5. he's definitely the same guy that voiced the original xbox games and sigma series :)
i wonder if DOA5 will have Dual Audio too(it should be)
definitely a wonderful news :)
im glad this is the case for this game.
judging by Ryu's voice in DOA5. he's definitely the same guy that voiced the original xbox games and sigma series :)
i wonder if DOA5 will have Dual Audio too(it should be)
definitely a wonderful news :)
English dubs in TK games have also been traditionally horrible, and not in the standard knee-jerk weeaboo sense which is generally tossed at anything. They're honestly just so bad you'd rather have subtitles with Japanese.
TK also does most of their localization internally, which explains why the English localization is often so bad.
What people don't seem to understand is that generally localizations have to pay for licensing to get Japanese language for the game. its not as simple as cutting and pasting the languages in and out, because the in-game menus and subtitles have to remain close to each to keep the same pacing. Localization groups DO NOT get to recode entire sections of a game to make this work.
But just try explaining it to an anime fanboy, they won't understand. They only understand what they want, not how the real world works.
TK also does most of their localization internally, which explains why the English localization is often so bad.
What people don't seem to understand is that generally localizations have to pay for licensing to get Japanese language for the game. its not as simple as cutting and pasting the languages in and out, because the in-game menus and subtitles have to remain close to each to keep the same pacing. Localization groups DO NOT get to recode entire sections of a game to make this work.
But just try explaining it to an anime fanboy, they won't understand. They only understand what they want, not how the real world works.
Not feeling the direction of the franchise post Itagaki. Sigma II's neutered gore started the trend and 3's lack of dismemberment is nothing positive. Teh over the top feel is gone and that's what made these games special. Always preferred Itagaki's vision to God of War, now that's changed for me.
Ninja Gaiden 3's comcast mechanics are different, but it's supposedly still a deep experience. If that's true, I'll look forward to a system that doesn't encourage charge-spam. Supposedly theresa an ebb-flow system in place regarding the use of that arm. It's still more NG than DmC is to DMC.
Why is this news? Dual language has been every single team ninja game, its quite common for them.
NG3 looks like crap though, a terrible looking multiplayer, the whole we want you to care about who you're killing, significantly slowed down gameplay and a GO HERE YOU DUMBASS, button.
NG3 looks like crap though, a terrible looking multiplayer, the whole we want you to care about who you're killing, significantly slowed down gameplay and a GO HERE YOU DUMBASS, button.
Duel voice? I'm sick of every game getting voice commands now. It's like there's always some asshole in the next room shouting at the TV thanks to headsets being the norm in every game this gen.
@Kyo
Ninja Gaiden Black/I and Ninja Gaiden II are not dual audio.
The Sigma series are, but not main iterations.
Thus, there's no assumption of dual audio for a non-sigma III.
Ninja Gaiden Black/I and Ninja Gaiden II are not dual audio.
The Sigma series are, but not main iterations.
Thus, there's no assumption of dual audio for a non-sigma III.
@Chris Carter
How come I played Ninja Gaiden and 2 in Japanese, then? It definitely wasn't the default language.
How come I played Ninja Gaiden and 2 in Japanese, then? It definitely wasn't the default language.
@King
Oops - my bad on II - I forgot about that.
I never found it in 1, on the original Xbox though.
Oops - my bad on II - I forgot about that.
I never found it in 1, on the original Xbox though.
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