Are there any translation FAQs for Power Pro Kun 9 DS?
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Re: Are there any translation FAQs for Power Pro Kun 9 DS?
[ Author: BigManZam | Posted: Nov 18, 2007 10:53 AM
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How come you didn't wait for Pawapoke 10, which comes out in less than a month? Anyway, I don't have that game, so I can't help.
You'll find support for the handheld games to be a lot less likely to find in English than console games. People import handheld games since the consoles are region free, but they tend to go for rhythm and fighting games. There's not much of an import handheld sports game fanbase in the states, since everybody needs their realistic graphics. You know how important seeing sweat is when you play a video game. Hehe.
If you need a menu translated, you could take a picture of the screen, upload it somewhere, and it'll be easy for me to translate it. Anything more intricate than that and you may be out of luck, though.
You'll find support for the handheld games to be a lot less likely to find in English than console games. People import handheld games since the consoles are region free, but they tend to go for rhythm and fighting games. There's not much of an import handheld sports game fanbase in the states, since everybody needs their realistic graphics. You know how important seeing sweat is when you play a video game. Hehe.
If you need a menu translated, you could take a picture of the screen, upload it somewhere, and it'll be easy for me to translate it. Anything more intricate than that and you may be out of luck, though.
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However the layout of the game is much different and I'm having a hard time doing anything but play exhibition games.