Nope. Not many games have a built-in language changing option. Also, if the text isn't pre-translated and input (Which could take a while) then it's not there to be switched. If a game does have that option, it will usually be found under an "options" or something like that. As of yet, the only language-changing feature for a Pokemon game is the now-multi-ligual Pokedex. (Which is active from the start of the game; you don't have to unlock it.)
It's only NATURAL it would be purely Japanese... THAT'S WHERE POKEMON COMES FROM: Japan.
Besides, if you want it in English... THEN BUY IT IN ENGLISH! It WILL be imported. So why buy a Japanese one and expect it to be in English? They've never done it before. If anything, the English imports should have an option to change it BACK to Japanese.
Sukisho! started as a series of PC dating sim video games that were later turned into PlayStation video games, with the primary difference being the addition of a fully voiced audio track. Neither of these sets of games have been translated or licensed for English language distribution. It was later turned into a single volume sidestory manga, which has been scanslated but never licensed. The anime series has been both fansubbed and licensed for English language distribution with subtitles, but not dubbed.
I have that game and just to say it is very good for boring airplane flights but to awnser the question, it is in English US but if you want to you can change it to French in options.
You can not you need a Japanese PS2
There are several differences between them. Here are a few examples:Manufactured and sold for use in different territories (Japan, America, Europe)Some games in one country cannot be bought in othersCannot play Japanese titles in other regions
"Gaia Dragoon" is the original Japanese name, while "Strata Dragoon" is the dub name. They are the same Beyblades though. then why in the English games do they call him gaia dragoon still.
Unfortunately, no. The Japanese games would have to be manually programmed to support English, and very very few are. The Pokemon games, for example, do not have English translations in them.
Most likely Japanese. Although, many games have the option to change the language to English. Now this might mean that the subtitles will be in English but i doubt that the actual audio speech will be in English.
No. PS2 is region-locked, which means if you have a Japanese PS2, it cannot play English PS2 games and vice versa. There is a way to play Japanese games on English PS2 using a disc and switching out the disc with the game, however it is sold separately. This disc is called Swap Magic if you ever want to research it.
yes any language games
yes but the language isn't translated
Depending on the game, the fan community might have released a custom patch to change the language. Otherwise, no. The reason Japanese games take time to come to the West is due to the need for the language to be translated and localised - they just don't tend to have English already programmed into them.
Yes, i have the Japanese version of the game and i have many language options including English
Most Nintendo DS games start off in their original language and are then either translated and marketed officially by Nintendo, or hacked and subbed by bilingual fans. Although the Nintendo DS itself has a switch-language function, the games you play on it would need to be purchased from a Japanese vendor, imported, or fansubbed for you to get them in Japanese.
Yeah, but first you have to change the settings on the game in options.
They Are Written in English but you can change the language or if you buy a Ps3 from a different country then then the language will be the same as the country that ur in
Naruto Shippuden Narutimate Accel 2 is th title of the Japanese Language game and the new English Language games in the series are only coming out for the PS3 and Xbox 360
You can't switch the display.If you switch the wii menu language the games still ends up English