That's almost on par with "All your base are belong to us"!
When it comes to translating Japanese games into English, it's old news that things will get lost in translation plus bad grammatical errors. But this is nuts.
Gametrailers.com - by Shinko
...that's what she said...(lol I couldn't resist)
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
'Cause someday I might call you from my heart
That's almost on par with "All your base are belong to us"!
Why hello there!
Is it just me or does this ... dalogue...uh.. sound really, really dirty... ok its a really dirty clip for a standard game, or somthing.
This world is corrupt
Save tonight and fight the break of dawn
I am so alone, I got no one to talk to, please help me
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
'Cause someday I might call you from my heart
In the page comment someone said the Japanese version of the scene was only hug and that's it. So apparently it was added on?
'Cause you give me something / That makes me scared, alright / This could be nothing / But I'm willing to give it a try / Please give me something
'Cause someday I might call you from my heart
See, this is exactly why I dont like to play translated version of games. But this is just sad. Sure, there have been bad translations in the past that took some things out of context or added or removed unnecessary things, but this...I can only think the translators were having a little fun for themselves.
...this was kinda upsetting as "Ar Tornelico" is one of my favorites for the PS2. I didnt even realize this was being said as I changed the voice settings to Japanese as soon as I started the game so I generally ignore the text in the message boxes. Way to ruin a rather dramatic scene.
->:Be descriptive in your posts or its like you didnt post at all:<-
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