Sekiro Aiming to Support Japanese Audio Worldwide
According to a project administrator working on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoftware is aiming to include Japanese audio in every version of the game.
Chief project administrator Bob Simpson, who works in translation and interpretation, replied to a fan on Twitter who asked if European players could use the game’s native Japanese audio with English subtitles. Simpson responded "The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version."
The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version.
— Bob Simpson (@bobiodon) September 10, 2018
Sekiro Aiming to Support Japanese Audio Worldwide
According to a project administrator working on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoftware is aiming to include Japanese audio in every version of the game.
Chief project administrator Bob Simpson, who works in translation and interpretation, replied to a fan on Twitter who asked if European players could use the game’s native Japanese audio with English subtitles. Simpson responded "The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version."
The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version.
— Bob Simpson (@bobiodon) September 10, 2018
Sekiro Aiming to Support Japanese Audio Worldwide
According to a project administrator working on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoftware is aiming to include Japanese audio in every version of the game.
Chief project administrator Bob Simpson, who works in translation and interpretation, replied to a fan on Twitter who asked if European players could use the game’s native Japanese audio with English subtitles. Simpson responded "The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version."
The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version.
— Bob Simpson (@bobiodon) September 10, 2018
Sekiro Aiming to Support Japanese Audio Worldwide
According to a project administrator working on Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, FromSoftware is aiming to include Japanese audio in every version of the game.
Chief project administrator Bob Simpson, who works in translation and interpretation, replied to a fan on Twitter who asked if European players could use the game’s native Japanese audio with English subtitles. Simpson responded "The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version."
The plan is to have JP audio as an option in every version.
— Bob Simpson (@bobiodon) September 10, 2018
7 Essential Anime Every Fan Should Watch
There hasn’t been a better and more exciting time to be a fan of anime: there’s 30-plus shows airing a season, multiple platforms for streaming and access, and classics regularly being brought overseas in high definition releases. The medium however, is daunting: with so many shows and so many genres, how do you know what to start off with?
Luckily, IGN has got you covered with seven "essential" series every anime fan should watch. These are iconic shows that range in emotional tone, narrative structure, and interesting characters, but all feature something for any fan to dive right in. These aren’t ranked in any order too, so you can start whichever one you’d like! Note: these availabilities are based on United States regional streaming options.
7 Essential Anime Every Fan Should Watch
There hasn’t been a better and more exciting time to be a fan of anime: there’s 30-plus shows airing a season, multiple platforms for streaming and access, and classics regularly being brought overseas in high definition releases. The medium however, is daunting: with so many shows and so many genres, how do you know what to start off with?
Luckily, IGN has got you covered with seven "essential" series every anime fan should watch. These are iconic shows that range in emotional tone, narrative structure, and interesting characters, but all feature something for any fan to dive right in. These aren’t ranked in any order too, so you can start whichever one you’d like! Note: these availabilities are based on United States regional streaming options.
7 Essential Anime Every Fan Should Watch
There hasn’t been a better and more exciting time to be a fan of anime: there’s 30-plus shows airing a season, multiple platforms for streaming and access, and classics regularly being brought overseas in high definition releases. The medium however, is daunting: with so many shows and so many genres, how do you know what to start off with?
Luckily, IGN has got you covered with seven "essential" series every anime fan should watch. These are iconic shows that range in emotional tone, narrative structure, and interesting characters, but all feature something for any fan to dive right in. These aren’t ranked in any order too, so you can start whichever one you’d like! Note: these availabilities are based on United States regional streaming options.
7 Essential Anime Every Fan Should Watch
There hasn’t been a better and more exciting time to be a fan of anime: there’s 30-plus shows airing a season, multiple platforms for streaming and access, and classics regularly being brought overseas in high definition releases. The medium however, is daunting: with so many shows and so many genres, how do you know what to start off with?
Luckily, IGN has got you covered with seven "essential" series every anime fan should watch. These are iconic shows that range in emotional tone, narrative structure, and interesting characters, but all feature something for any fan to dive right in. These aren’t ranked in any order too, so you can start whichever one you’d like! Note: these availabilities are based on United States regional streaming options.
THQ Nordic Needs EA’s Permission to Remaster Kingdoms of Amalur
Fans of 38 Studios' Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning were excited about the possibilities when THQ Nordic bought the property from its now-defunct creator, but there's reportedly another hurdle in the way that's yet to be cleared.
Eurogamer reports that THQ Nordic has explained EA still has the publishing rights to the franchise.
"EA still has the publishing rights to Reckoning," a THQ Nordic representative told Eurogamer.
THQ Nordic Needs EA’s Permission to Remaster Kingdoms of Amalur
Fans of 38 Studios' Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning were excited about the possibilities when THQ Nordic bought the property from its now-defunct creator, but there's reportedly another hurdle in the way that's yet to be cleared.
Eurogamer reports that THQ Nordic has explained EA still has the publishing rights to the franchise.
"EA still has the publishing rights to Reckoning," a THQ Nordic representative told Eurogamer.