A question for anybody who ordered a Ubisoft game from VG+. Did you receive the American version, or the canadian (with french text) version of the game? Just wondering as I'm planning to get GRAW from them, but I don't want to do it if I will get the one with french text on the back. I e-mailed VG+ about this but haven't gotten a reponse, and its been a couple days so I thought I'd try finding out here.
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I've never ordered a Ubisoft title from them, but the NTSC Gears of War was the US one.
Strange that they haven't replied yet, I've always had a quick response from them. Hopefully they'll reply soon. -
Their site is down at the moment for maintenance which could also be the reason for the delay.Comment
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They're based in Canada so it'll be the Canadian version I'm 99% sure. Not sure what the 360 is like for French text on the box/manual, I know I can't stand the Canadian GC stuff though.
How much is it for sale there? Tronix have it in stock for $58 (+ ~$11 shipping if I remember correctly), which is usually competitive with VGP and you're guaranteed the US versions. Use them for all of my US stuff unless I pick it up from eBay.
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Ha... I know. I actually ordered it off of Tronix earlier in the week, however they told me they were out of stock and their suppliers wouldn't give them a restock date. So I had to look elsewhere. Decided to change my order with Tronix for Double Agent and bought GRAW off of Ebay.
I agree, Tronix are great and all... I sometimes prefer them to VG+ if I need my games quicker, plus, like you said, you're guaranteed U.S. versions. NCSX are absolutely superb too in my opinion, although they charge $26 shipping for games, which I think is a bit much.Comment
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VG+, Rayman Raving Rabbits, in-game text is english only, with only one english manual. Other games come with two manuals or one multi-lingual manual, but the in-game text is always english. I don't think north-american publishers will include French just for the sake of one Canadia province.Comment
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