Japanese vs. Western releases

NGH-045

NGH-045

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As far as I understood most carts are multi-language. So what is the reason to buy the western releases that are often more expensive? Is it solely just for collectors reasons or is there more than meets the eye?
 
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Smaller amount of inserts, stickers, and manuals printed.
 
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Late said:
Smaller amount of inserts, stickers, and manuals printed.
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So it comes down to the rarity of the western releases? That's a good enough reason ofc but I thought that there may also be a technical reason.
 
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NGH-045 said:
So it comes down to the rarity of the western releases? That's a good enough reason ofc but I thought that there may also be a technical reason.
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Nope, only a mental one.
 
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Definitely, Collector's reasons for AES. The cover/insert being primary. If you think about it, you could get the ACA adaptions on the modern consoles now for $7.99 a piece, so the scene is split between collectors and those who want to play the real thing.
 
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IZA TO! EN GARDE! DUDE!

The english NGH releases are a nice reminder of how strong the west worshipped the Neo, the manuals and back covers contain tons of priceless Engrish and I just hope they don't poke my eye out ;).

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