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    Jap DC Sonic Adventure 1/2 and Jet Set Radio Q's

    Right, I read somewhere that Jap Sonic 2 is bilingual. Is this just the one in the limited edition set or is the standalone game bilingual too?

    Also, does Sonic Adventure 1 have the same bilingual options, I know the PAL version does, but how about the Jap one?

    Finally, whats the difference between Jet Set Radio and De La Jet Radio? (I suspect there may be little or no diff. but I gotta make sure). Also, even though it's in Japanese, is it straightforward-ish to understand?

    Geezer

    #2
    both sonics are identical in jap and english. So jap voices and english voices on the same disc.

    Jet Set radio is the original game, De la Jet Set Radio is the American and european version which had extra music and levels in them.

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      #3
      Originally posted by DJ Sack
      both sonics are identical in jap and english. So jap voices and english voices on the same disc.

      Jet Set radio is the original game, De la Jet Set Radio is the American and european version which had extra music and levels in them.
      Thanks very much for the reply

      So is De la Jet Set Radio in English then?

      Geezer

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        #4
        My copy of de la is still sealed in my jsr box set,but,from a past playing if I remember correctly, its in japanese. Its easy enough to navigate though, and saves you from the cringeworthy western lines, such as "theyre pissed. Tag their backs!!1".

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          #5
          De la jet set radio is the japanese re-release of jet set radio with extra levels and music, these extra levels and such were also included with the american and european versions (although the odd track does differ) so there really is no need to get it and yes it is in japanese

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            #6
            You can get through Jap JSR fine though, even in Japanese. All the audio is in English, with Japanese subs. The only stuff you'll have trouble with is stuff like the miniscule options menu and the create-your-own-tag modes.

            And yes, both Jap SA2s have English and Japanese subs and voices. The actual game inside the big LE box is exactly the same as the normal one -- comes in the same jewel case and everything. The LE box is only that big to hold the blue pullout thing.

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              #7
              Thanks to all for the replies.

              The reason I'm asking is that I want to replace as many of my PAL games with Jap versions as possible
              Thanks very much, thats a few more for the list

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