That way, players will be to understand what the characters are saying. Just like the original, Project X Zone 2: Brave New World will only have Japanese audio, so the developers added subtitles. They also added a small window for subtitles. Therefore, they had to make sure it all displayed correctly. First, he reveals that the development team had to change the size of the text window, because with most European languages, the translated text ends up longer than in Japanese. He then goes on to explain the differences between the Japanese and the overseas versions. In other words, the workload for localisation increased by over 700%! He explains that Project X Zone 2: Brave New World has roughly double the amount of text compared to the first game.

Europe: English, French, Spanish, Italian, GermanĪccording to Koji Ishitani, this represents an increase of 350% of the workload for localisation… but that’s not all.North America: English, French, Spanish.Right from the beginning of development, the developers planned to increase the number of languages, even though there will still be four overseas versions: But Project X Zone 2: Brave New World is different, as it will be playable in a total of 7 languages, including Japanese. With Project X Zone, Bandai-Namco had four overseas versions:ĭespite there being four different versions, the game was only localised in English. All you will need to do is launch the game while being connected to the internet, and it will be unlocked. Doing so will allow you to play the game as soon as it’s released, on November 12th at midnight. If you have a Japanese Nintendo 3DS, you can pre-order the digital version of Project X Zone 2: Brave New World from the Nintendo eShop right now.

Yesterday, the producer of Project X Zone 2: Brave New World, Koji Itshitani (from Monolith Software), posted a post of the game’s official website, in order to talk about digital pre-orders and the oversas versions of the game.

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