I hate the gamers in this country SO MUCH
So Chrono Trigger DS was out over here yesterday (or it should be, because game.es has it out of stock already O_o; and knowing the local Game store, it'll take it 100000 years to arrive to this city). I go and check around Spanish boards out of curiosity, and guess what. THERE'S WANK.
FOR THE SAME USUAL (AND RETARDED) REASONS. GODDAMMIT.
Basically, the crybabies are giving the game a 0 and refuse to buy it because it's in English. Jesus Christ in a rollercoaster, people. It's Okami all over again. LISTEN, YOU BUNCH OF ILLITERATE, PATHETIC WHINERS. The companies aren't there to cater to your demands, morons. I just don't understand this country's obsession with having everything foreign translated to their language. I doubt this is an European trait because imagine, say, Scandinavian countries. You don't see them whining because their games don't come in Finnish or Swedish. But here, most people are so stupid/lazy to learn languages that aren't from the peninsula, they must have everything translated and handed out in a silver plate. How can they depend this much in such failtastic translations!
You know, I'm beginning to think that the real reason companies ignore the continent this hard is because of countries like ours: If they take too long to translate to six languages, people get bored of waiting and don't buy it when it's finally out. If they release it as it is and not long after the North American version, people wank about it and don't buy it. They probably shake their heads at the low sales and think "why bother with these idiots?" Meanwhile, United Kingdom and all of us who speak English are fucked big time. I wouldn't mind the morons whining about good games being untranslated (probably even laugh as much as my Sudaca-esque culture shock lets me) if it wasn't for the fact they make Europeans look stupid, and my theory that they're the cancer that kills videogame releases.
Are we Latins the only ones who find English-only games just fine since we can practice our English while having fun? Are my brothers and I the only three people in this city who actually say "fuck yes!" when a game doesn't come with shitty Spanish as the only available option? And moreover, do you know how horrible it is to check a walkthrough in English for a translated RPG?
You know, I was planning to import CT from the UK because it's cheaper, but after seeing this I'm so buying it full-priced in Spain. I do agree with the wankers about one thing: if it's the same North American game, then why the fuck did it take Squeenix this long to release it here? I wanted this shit for Christmas, not Valentine's day.
FOR THE SAME USUAL (AND RETARDED) REASONS. GODDAMMIT.
Basically, the crybabies are giving the game a 0 and refuse to buy it because it's in English. Jesus Christ in a rollercoaster, people. It's Okami all over again. LISTEN, YOU BUNCH OF ILLITERATE, PATHETIC WHINERS. The companies aren't there to cater to your demands, morons. I just don't understand this country's obsession with having everything foreign translated to their language. I doubt this is an European trait because imagine, say, Scandinavian countries. You don't see them whining because their games don't come in Finnish or Swedish. But here, most people are so stupid/lazy to learn languages that aren't from the peninsula, they must have everything translated and handed out in a silver plate. How can they depend this much in such failtastic translations!
You know, I'm beginning to think that the real reason companies ignore the continent this hard is because of countries like ours: If they take too long to translate to six languages, people get bored of waiting and don't buy it when it's finally out. If they release it as it is and not long after the North American version, people wank about it and don't buy it. They probably shake their heads at the low sales and think "why bother with these idiots?" Meanwhile, United Kingdom and all of us who speak English are fucked big time. I wouldn't mind the morons whining about good games being untranslated (probably even laugh as much as my Sudaca-esque culture shock lets me) if it wasn't for the fact they make Europeans look stupid, and my theory that they're the cancer that kills videogame releases.
Are we Latins the only ones who find English-only games just fine since we can practice our English while having fun? Are my brothers and I the only three people in this city who actually say "fuck yes!" when a game doesn't come with shitty Spanish as the only available option? And moreover, do you know how horrible it is to check a walkthrough in English for a translated RPG?
You know, I was planning to import CT from the UK because it's cheaper, but after seeing this I'm so buying it full-priced in Spain. I do agree with the wankers about one thing: if it's the same North American game, then why the fuck did it take Squeenix this long to release it here? I wanted this shit for Christmas, not Valentine's day.