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New Leaf English Localisation Terms (New Names Revealed April 11th)
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Re-Tail = Re-Tale c i smart
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Whenever I see Cyrus I just think of Cyrus from Pokemon Diamond/Pearl.
He was cool.
I like some of these names. Isabelle = <3
Nookling's Junction is quite good.
But I agree with the Reese thing.. NO JUST NO
He was cool.
I like some of these names. Isabelle = <3
Nookling's Junction is quite good.
But I agree with the Reese thing.. NO JUST NO
An alpaca named Alpaca just makes me think of Pokemon. If you think of her as a Pokemon, maybe her name will be more tolerable.
Officer Berri
Cousin Redd's Nightmare
I'm pretty sure most languages that would be playing the games would have one, right? I mean, it'd be a little unfair to people in other countries to only have games in English and Japanese.
Officer Berri
Cousin Redd's Nightmare
If English is one of the main languages in the Netherlands, that's probably acceptable. (I honestly have no idea. >>; I've barely left the state I live in, let alone gone to another country to know such things). I'm talking more about countries that barely speak a word of English.
Almost every game (except PKM and few others) released in EUR has 5 languages in the same cartridge, usually: Italian, Spanish, French, German, English.
This means you can switch from one language to another just by setting your 3DS/DS system to that language.
For example, if I end up hating the Italian names (which I probably will - I already do, actually) I could set my system language to ENG-UK and play all of my 3DS games in English (I'm already playing Style Boutique / Style Savvy in English because of the same reason, character names).
This means you can switch from one language to another just by setting your 3DS/DS system to that language.
For example, if I end up hating the Italian names (which I probably will - I already do, actually) I could set my system language to ENG-UK and play all of my 3DS games in English (I'm already playing Style Boutique / Style Savvy in English because of the same reason, character names).
I have a friend named Reese. She's nice. Oh, and a song name:
Blue Onigiri= Stale cupcakes
Dutch is clearly accepted in Europe.
I don't think Reese is too bad of a name, honestly. Reese sounds like Lisa anyway and it's close enough. I probably will be finding myself calling her Reesa or something like that, but it's not too bad. I'll most likely stick with Shizue though, Isabelle isn't bad either. Cyrus I have to agree reminds me of Miley and Team Galactic's head man, so I'll call him Kaizo still but other than that the names aren't terrible. Does anyone know if Kent's name will still be Kent? I haven't even seen the video you guys are referring to the names though, heh ^^'
Stale Cupcakes was in City Folk and I'm pretty sure it was the song K.K. sung in wild world when you screwed up the title, was it not? So most people do know of this change by now
Prof Gallows
Retired Staff
Stale Cupcakes was in City Folk and I'm pretty sure it was the song K.K. sung in wild world when you screwed up the title, was it not? So most people do know of this change by now
This is correct.
Yes but that isn't a new song so :\
When I see that Reese is the American English name for Lisa, all I can think is that a Japanese person said "Lisa" and a non-Japanese speaker hears "Reese" or "Reesa". I kind of feel like that's where this name came from..
I'm not trying to sound racist, but you know about the L's and the R's.
I'm not trying to sound racist, but you know about the L's and the R's.
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