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Nintendo does love saving series that has promise.
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Nice, but no english dub?
yes. Only english Sub.
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Bad dubbing?
Well it was pretty bad lol the original dub. but still bearable.
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Most PS1 games were cringe in dubbing.
Indeed lol But then it's still better than no dub at all.
Pre order of the game is good on amazon france:
Baten Kaitos I & II HD Remaster is currently the best selling video game item on Amazon France 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/tT6nmjkHxg
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Read this from gonintendo:
The name Baten Kaitos might sound strange at first, there’s actually a detailed meaning behind it. The name comes from an existing star: Zeta Ceti, a star in the constellation Cetus (“The Whale”), which is traditionally named is Baten Kaitos. The phrase itself is derived from Arabic, meaning “belly of the sea monster” or “belly of the whale.” Those who’ve played the game know just how apropos this name is.
Naming games (or any media, for that matter) is a tough proposition. There are people out there who won’t ever look into a game because of its name, but sometimes you just have to go with your gut feeling. That’s exactly how Yasuyuki Honne, director of the series, felt when he was looking to name the debut game.
According to Honne, there was a ton of opposition from Namco’s higher-ups on the Baten Kaitos name. Honne stuck to the name though, and eventually he got Namco to see his position. Unfortunately, we don’t get to hear why Namco was so against the name in the first place!
The name Baten Kaitos might sound strange at first, there’s actually a detailed meaning behind it. The name comes from an existing star: Zeta Ceti, a star in the constellation Cetus (“The Whale”), which is traditionally named is Baten Kaitos. The phrase itself is derived from Arabic, meaning “belly of the sea monster” or “belly of the whale.” Those who’ve played the game know just how apropos this name is.
Naming games (or any media, for that matter) is a tough proposition. There are people out there who won’t ever look into a game because of its name, but sometimes you just have to go with your gut feeling. That’s exactly how Yasuyuki Honne, director of the series, felt when he was looking to name the debut game.
According to Honne, there was a ton of opposition from Namco’s higher-ups on the Baten Kaitos name. Honne stuck to the name though, and eventually he got Namco to see his position. Unfortunately, we don’t get to hear why Namco was so against the name in the first place!
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