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Probably will be the same on America.
 

Richietto

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That bodes well for the US and what not but how about allowing people stuck with PAL versions the ability to download NTSC versions?
 

raketenrolf

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Of course, they are the only versions with japanese language, why would they get the European versions?

Wouldn't be surprised if the rest of the world still gets PAL versions.
 

GWX

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I don't think it bodes well for US players necessarily. There are no PAL games with Japanese translations, but all PAL games are in English. Sony could use PAL games in the US still.
 

icecream

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As mentioned in the other thread, the Japanese PlayStation classic also had NTSC games, while the rest of the releases had PALā€¦ obviously because the only versions with Japanese language in them are NTSC.

Wouldn't be surprised at all of the same thing happens here.
 

Conjo

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I'm very out of the loop on this info, why do people think they'll use PAL games for the US? (or places that weren't PAL)
edit: Oh, the playstation classic in the US had PAL games? that's stupid
 

Madao

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iirc the same problem was in PS1Classic and it was because those versions had more languages.

basically, they're screwing with everyone just to provide more languages. i'm pretty sure america is gonna get duped with PAL versions.
 

MondoMega

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PAL regions are going to get the worst deal no matter what; we all know it. Only hope for a comprimise is if every region besides Japan is stuck with the NTSC / PAL mix; then you'll all have to suffer with us.
 

ghostcrew

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I'm very out of the loop on this info, why do people think they'll use PAL games for the US? (or places that weren't PAL)

Because they have rolled out PAL games on PS+ Premium in other NTSC countries already. The PlayStation Classic (the mini console) used (some) PAL games in all non-Japan regions (including the US) and people are seeing the writing on the wall basically, based on how they dealt with those games.
 

AuthenticM

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iirc the same problem was in PS1Classic and it was because those versions had more languages.

basically, they're screwing with everyone just to provide more languages. i'm pretty sure america is gonna get duped with PAL versions.
That doesn't seem likely because a lot of PAL games didn't have more than one language per SKU.
 

andshrew

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As mentioned in the other thread, the Japanese PlayStation classic also had NTSC games, while the rest of the releases had PALā€¦ obviously because the only versions with Japanese language in them are NTSC.

Wouldn't be surprised at all of the same thing happens here.

The PS Classic isn't really a good comparison because that is something they actually had to sell world wide (in the two versions of it they sold) so that likely did have more complications around game licensing whereas these are all only sold based on the region of your PSN account.

Japan is not free from PAL here though. As with the initial Asia regions they have the PAL versions of the Worms games.
 

Shurp

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Not expecting Sony to offer NTSC games worldwide, even though theres no reason they shouldn't

Hell even Nintendo offers some of the Switch Online N64 games in NTSC and Pal versions
 

ghostcrew

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iirc the same problem was in PS1Classic and it was because those versions had more languages.

basically, they're screwing with everyone just to provide more languages. i'm pretty sure america is gonna get duped with PAL versions.

Nah, almost all of the classic games don't have multi language options, even the PAL versions. I think it's only Everybody's Golf that does in fact.

Ape Escape, Jumping Flash, Syphon Filter etc are all just English. France, Italy, Germany, Spain had their own releases of most PS1 games with their own languages in.

It's a myth that PAL releases had multi language support. SOME did, but it wasn't the standard. Most of the PS1 classics so far don't.
 

Madao

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Nah, almost all of the classic games don't have multi language options, even the PAL versions. I think it's only Everybody's Golf that does in fact.

Ape Escape, Jumping Flash, Syphon Filter etc are all just English. France, Italy, Germany, Spain had their own releases of most PS1 games with their own languages in.

It's a myth that PAL releases had multi language support. SOME did, but it wasn't the standard. Most of the PS1 classics so far don't.

oh.. sorry my bad.

then it makes this issue even weirder.
 

brokenswiftie

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My expectation is that because availability is tied to purchases made on PS3, expect to get those versions (as what they were on PS3) in your region.


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malaysian ps3 psn has only ntsc-j version of ape escape
but the PS4/PS5 version is you get for free if you own it on PS3 is PAL
 

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Afrikan

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did Japan get PS1 mini's/ PlayStation Classic console? if so was it also NTSC games? or Pal?

I believe the US version of PS1mini had Pal games no?

so if Japan's PS1 mini had Pal games..then that would make me feel better that the US version of PSones on the PS Store will be NTSC.

but if Japan's PS1 mini had NTSC games... then. fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu