Iga_Bobovic said:

How do you if it is Japanese?

Take a pic of a sign. If it's kanji, we have our answer.

gamingeek said:

Read my post above yours about the animation. Can you tell me how the 3D compares to Ocarina and how exactly it's different or worse?

Gamesradar review says it too:

First, enemy animations randomly stutter and shake when seen from far away. It’s a very distracting bug that I never recall seeing in the console versions; a Majini zombie or Las Plagas villager will skip around the map as it approaches, then suddenly re-synch and appear right in front of you.

Why did no one notice in the previews?

Because previews always need to be super positive.

There’s to be more to the Dragon Quest Anniversary Collection than meets the eye. This 25th anniversary compilation disc includes Famicom and Super Famicom versions of Dragon Quest, Dragon Quest II, and Dragon Quest III. Most significantly, included with a special edition package of the collection will be a trailer for the upcoming Dragon Quest X for the Wii.

Other video features will include newly-created anime openings for Dragon Quest I, II, and III, developed by Kamikaze Douga, the studio that produced the animation for Dragon Quest IX and Dragon Quest Monsters: Battle Victory Road.

A reprinted Shinken NES strategy guide for all three Dragon Quest games from the days of the Famicom will be part of the package, too. This will total to 130 pages. First print copies also include a 1:1 scale mini-medal, an item hidden in Dragon Quest games for players to find and exchange.

Square Enix have the Dragon Quest Anniversary Collection planned for a September 15th release for 4,440 yen ($55).

Iga_Bobovic said:

I call BS on that, you could not ever determine if Muramasa was based on Chinese or Japanese mythology. So get Miyamoto in Detroit and have him confirm if it is Japanese. I remain skeptical until I have proof.

What does that have to do with anything. What do I know of either of their mythology.

Japanese and Chinese sound nothing alike.

Iga_Bobovic said:

Sound? I thought it was signs and stuff.

Yes sounds, over the loud speaker. First its in english, then its in Japanese, then chinese.

I kind of can tell different moon languages from each other. Japanese has more skiggly lines and chinese looks more artistic.

Foolz said:

Because previews always need to be super positive.

Someone should have noticed unless Capcom were BS-ing them.

Dvader said:

Transformers 3 was FUCKING AWESOME!!!

I think this is the best of the three. The first movie still has the best story and character development. This one is more like you know all the characters already, lets just make a bad ass action movie.

What about all the foul unfunny humour from the second film about dogs humping and pubes up the ass? Is that all gone?

Is this for the U.S or europe?

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