Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: The Netherlands
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Fri Oct 03, 2008 8:44 pm
Posts: 12
Edit: Argh, one of our shops says that it is not released yet and that it will be released 10-10. Gah.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Otaku, #1 Machi fan, #2 Machi Fan
Gender: Male
Location: Engl- Ooh, over 3000 posts. (England)
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:06 pm
Posts: 3781
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOGANT
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
My secret? You'll need a magatama!
Gender: None specified
Location: England!
Rank: Decisive Witness
Joined: Tue Apr 10, 2007 2:41 pm
Posts: 261
Hypotenuse Man wrote:
The way I envision it is this:
"Mask *jazz hands!* DeMasque."
Win. Just win! "Mask *jazz hands!* DeMasque."
Check out my Apollo Justice crossword! More to come soon!
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Hungary
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 1:15 pm
Posts: 1019
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Timid... sigh...
Gender: Male
Location: Canovelles... Bcn... España... {Spain}...
Rank: Desk Jockey
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 5:31 pm
Posts: 113
Thanks to Apollo72 for the Sig...
I win as a Vanilla Townie in AAO Mafia Round Tenniversary Edition...
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Moving on up!
Gender: Female
Location: USA
Rank: Donor
Joined: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:22 pm
Posts: 5333
exCLOUDyGH wrote:
In the Spanish version... Godot calls Phoenix... Phoenix Light...
That doesn't sound like much of an insult compared to Mr. Trite (in the English language version).
Thanks to Blinq for the awesome sig. Click the sig, see my stuff.
Edgeworth/Maya Community. A friends, as lovers, as part of OT3s. All Welcome.
"Yeah, I wouldn't go asking random guys if you can lick their penor." crouton December 2009
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Jammin' like it's 2024
Gender: Male
Location: UK
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:50 am
Posts: 1044
Does we even do these things anymore?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Mafia- Serious Business..lol
Gender: Female
Location: Somewhere in America c:
Rank: Prosecutor
Joined: Sat Feb 02, 2008 10:04 pm
Posts: 631
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: Australia
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Thu Dec 20, 2007 1:20 pm
Posts: 2197
Szabu wrote:
This really is madness.
What stops them from releasing it there now? They don't even have to translate it or anything.
What stops them from releasing it there now? They don't even have to translate it or anything.
What stopped them from releasing it at the same time as the US is a better question. Not like anyone here needs European languages. 1 December? Why?
..and I'll probably end up buying another copy too.
LOL parody sig trend. Phoenix/Maya Day is Sept 5!
[ Read my fanfics! =) | Phoenix/Maya 'Evidence' List ]
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Hungary
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 1:15 pm
Posts: 1019
And to go even further, I gotta say that about half of Europe plays the game in English anyway, so they could just have released TaT in the U.K (and elsewhere, too) anyway (especially since the English EU version doesn't have any other languages), and later they could have translated it to all the other languages... just how they did it with AA1.
But goddamn, usually EU and AU have roughly the same release dates (which is supposed to be 2-3 months, not a year after the U.S release), so why wait 2 more moths? They already have the game, is it really that hard to send some of the copies to Australia?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: Nihon(Japan)
Rank: Prosecutor
Joined: Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:51 am
Posts: 894
exCLOUDyGH wrote:
In the Spanish version... Godot calls Phoenix... Phoenix Light...
Hahaha.
A lot of Japanese can't distinguish the pronunciation of "L" and "R". (me too.)
We are sure to hear both of them same pronunciations.
日本在住の日本人。
I'm Japanese and I live in Japan. English is difficult for me.
I'm Japanese and I live in Japan. English is difficult for me.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Moving on up!
Gender: Female
Location: USA
Rank: Donor
Joined: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:22 pm
Posts: 5333
JapaneseGIRL wrote:
exCLOUDyGH wrote:
In the Spanish version... Godot calls Phoenix... Phoenix Light...
Hahaha.
A lot of Japanese can't distinguish the pronunciation of "L" and "R". (me too.)
We are sure to hear both of them same pronunciations.
I forgot about that. Still, it doesn't make much sense to me for the Spanish version. I know some Spanish, but that knowledge is not helping understand how that is an insult (other than getting his name wrong). At least Trite is a bad thing.
Thanks to Blinq for the awesome sig. Click the sig, see my stuff.
Edgeworth/Maya Community. A friends, as lovers, as part of OT3s. All Welcome.
"Yeah, I wouldn't go asking random guys if you can lick their penor." crouton December 2009
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: Italy
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Thu Jun 05, 2008 2:14 pm
Posts: 8
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Australia
Rank: Desk Jockey
Joined: Sun Nov 04, 2007 5:33 am
Posts: 99
Szabu wrote:
Yeah.
And to go even further, I gotta say that about half of Europe plays the game in English anyway, so they could just have released TaT in the U.K (and elsewhere, too) anyway (especially since the English EU version doesn't have any other languages), and later they could have translated it to all the other languages... just how they did it with AA1.
But goddamn, usually EU and AU have roughly the same release dates (which is supposed to be 2-3 months, not a year after the U.S release), so why wait 2 more moths? They already have the game, is it really that hard to send some of the copies to Australia?
And to go even further, I gotta say that about half of Europe plays the game in English anyway, so they could just have released TaT in the U.K (and elsewhere, too) anyway (especially since the English EU version doesn't have any other languages), and later they could have translated it to all the other languages... just how they did it with AA1.
But goddamn, usually EU and AU have roughly the same release dates (which is supposed to be 2-3 months, not a year after the U.S release), so why wait 2 more moths? They already have the game, is it really that hard to send some of the copies to Australia?
...That's mostly true, but for some reason, Australia hates AA.
AA came out in March 06 for Europe...geuss when it came out in Australia? January 07. The second...September 07...Apollo Justice...April/May 08.
It's a little lighter, but the game has about 18 months to come out after it came out in the US at one stage.
Ah well, The wait makes things sweeter.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: Australia
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Sat Sep 27, 2008 6:36 am
Posts: 19
Although, I'm quite tempted to buy them again
That, and "Benjamin Hunter's" French 'objection' makes me very happy. Almost enough to start studying French properly again.
And the German vers. means I can make my friend play by telling her it'll help with both her German and Law studies... 
黒木香でゴザイマス。性の解放でゴザイマス。プ----ップ-------ッ…
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
ヘラヘラ～
Gender: Female
Rank: Medium-in-training
Joined: Tue Jun 17, 2008 2:27 pm
Posts: 319
JapaneseGIRL wrote:
exCLOUDyGH wrote:
In the Spanish version... Godot calls Phoenix... Phoenix Light...
Hahaha.
A lot of Japanese can't distinguish the pronunciation of "L" and "R". (me too.)
We are sure to hear both of them same pronunciations.
Haha, yeah, that's what I thought of. When you keep that in mind, it seems REALLY silly.
Maybe it's supposed to imply he's... a "light"-weight? Or something?
That reminds me. I've always wondered--does "Maruhodou" mean anything in Japanese?
"A truthful witness does not deceive, but a false witness pours out lies." Proverbs 14:5. Straight from the Bible, folks~ XD
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Female
Location: Nihon(Japan)
Rank: Prosecutor
Joined: Tue Feb 27, 2007 7:51 am
Posts: 894
WallofIllusion wrote:
JapaneseGIRL wrote:
exCLOUDyGH wrote:
In the Spanish version... Godot calls Phoenix... Phoenix Light...
Hahaha.
A lot of Japanese can't distinguish the pronunciation of "L" and "R". (me too.)
We are sure to hear both of them same pronunciations.
Haha, yeah, that's what I thought of. When you keep that in mind, it seems REALLY silly.
Maybe it's supposed to imply he's... a "light"-weight? Or something?
That reminds me. I've always wondered--does "Maruhodou" mean anything in Japanese?
maru = circle, but "Maruhodou" doesn't have the special meaning.
Japanese fans don't understand the origin well either.
There is not the official explanation from Capcom.
But "Maruhodou" has a foolish sound as Japanese
日本在住の日本人。
I'm Japanese and I live in Japan. English is difficult for me.
I'm Japanese and I live in Japan. English is difficult for me.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Timid... sigh...
Gender: Male
Location: Canovelles... Bcn... España... {Spain}...
Rank: Desk Jockey
Joined: Wed Apr 11, 2007 5:31 pm
Posts: 113
Also... if I don't remember bad... the evidence "Coldkiller X" in Spanish is "Sincatarrín X"... being "sin" the word "without" and "catarrín" the word "little/small cold"...
Thanks to Apollo72 for the Sig...
I win as a Vanilla Townie in AAO Mafia Round Tenniversary Edition...
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Germany
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Oct 03, 2007 3:04 pm
Posts: 1047
Killer isn't translated because it's a loanword.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Don't read it.
Gender: Male
Location: The hexagon.
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:36 pm
Posts: 24
baka-bakashi wrote:
Wow... I had pretty much forgotten that T&T hadn't technically been released down here either (I bought a US version from Shin Tokyo almost a year ago, and did the same for AJ).
Although, I'm quite tempted to buy them againorbyothermeanscoughcough, because the typos really annoyed me, and I'd like to the the Brittish localisations.
That, and "Benjamin Hunter's" French 'objection' makes me very happy. Almost enough to start studying French properly again. And the German vers. means I can make my friend play by telling her it'll help with both her German and Law studies...
Although, I'm quite tempted to buy them again
That, and "Benjamin Hunter's" French 'objection' makes me very happy. Almost enough to start studying French properly again.
And the German vers. means I can make my friend play by telling her it'll help with both her German and Law studies... Careful, keep in mind that there are 2 or 3 european versions of AA3: one with French and German, and the others must be Spanish and Italian, and I guess English is alone. If I'm not wrong, then that would be the same thing that happened with AA4 — so if you want to study French or German playing AA3, you'll have to order the game from France or Germany, or in a place where you can be sure that you'll have the game in the good language.
RadioShadow wrote:
Mia's French voice is FANTASTIC! That is the sort of voice I expect to hear from Mia. A lot better than her 'Ubjection' English voice.
Weird thing: her French voice is almost the same as I imagined it. Though, I don't say the voice is great, but I still find it okay. But her "Un instant !" and "Prends ça !" don't sound really convincing.
Anyway, I'm still on the first case (don't have much time), so here are the first elements:
Quote:
AA3-1 - Souvenirs et Volte-face
Names:
Doug Swallow - Patrick Hauméot
Dahlia Hawthorn - Dahlia Plantule
(Diego Armando - Unchanged.)
I don't really know what "Patrick Hauméot" is supposed to sound like. But the "Hauméot" made me think about "Oh mais ho !", an interjection that's supposed to tell to someone that you don't agree with him, like "You're crazy?!". But I'm not sure someone who don't know the English or Japanese name would make the connection with the case.
"Plantule" translates to "seedling". I don't think there are more explanations needed.
Nicknames, locations, stuff...:
"Mr. Wry" - "M. White" (OH THE IRONY! XD)
Dollie - Unchanged.
Feenie - Unchanged.
Ivy. U - Henri Baucout (I've already said it in the AA4 section)
Killer X - Pludrum X (Like "Plus de rhume", "No more cold".)
Names:
Doug Swallow - Patrick Hauméot
Dahlia Hawthorn - Dahlia Plantule
(Diego Armando - Unchanged.)
I don't really know what "Patrick Hauméot" is supposed to sound like. But the "Hauméot" made me think about "Oh mais ho !", an interjection that's supposed to tell to someone that you don't agree with him, like "You're crazy?!". But I'm not sure someone who don't know the English or Japanese name would make the connection with the case.
"Plantule" translates to "seedling". I don't think there are more explanations needed.
Nicknames, locations, stuff...:
"Mr. Wry" - "M. White" (OH THE IRONY! XD)
Dollie - Unchanged.
Feenie - Unchanged.
Ivy. U - Henri Baucout (I've already said it in the AA4 section)
Killer X - Pludrum X (Like "Plus de rhume", "No more cold".)
And that's all for now. But I have a... predection, about Jean Armstrong... I'm pretty sure he'll be Italian in the French version, because we always did it this way in cartoons (Pépé le pew...), or TV shows (even when that's going to contradict all the French flags showed, etc.). (I guess that's because of a closer culture, while it's still different.)
English isn't my first language, so I apologize if you don't understand me. But this doesn't mean that you are not allowed to correct me, eh.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Jammin' like it's 2024
Gender: Male
Location: UK
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:50 am
Posts: 1044
Does we even do these things anymore?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Germany
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Oct 03, 2007 3:04 pm
Posts: 1047
That means "nice loan/credit".
The boxer from the sports magazine is called "Aiermit Muckis" which means Eier mit Muckies (Muskeln) = balls with muscles.
I forgot his english name, however.
Edit: Oh it's Gutsen Brawn, so exactly the same joke.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Perfect Prosecutor
Gender: None specified
Rank: Desk Jockey
Joined: Fri Aug 29, 2008 4:51 am
Posts: 50
Szabu wrote:
This really is madness.
What stops them from releasing it there now? They don't even have to translate it or anything.
What stops them from releasing it there now? They don't even have to translate it or anything.
Szabu wrote:
Yeah.
And to go even further, I gotta say that about half of Europe plays the game in English anyway, so they could just have released TaT in the U.K (and elsewhere, too) anyway (especially since the English EU version doesn't have any other languages), and later they could have translated it to all the other languages... just how they did it with AA1.
But goddamn, usually EU and AU have roughly the same release dates (which is supposed to be 2-3 months, not a year after the U.S release), so why wait 2 more moths? They already have the game, is it really that hard to send some of the copies to Australia?
And to go even further, I gotta say that about half of Europe plays the game in English anyway, so they could just have released TaT in the U.K (and elsewhere, too) anyway (especially since the English EU version doesn't have any other languages), and later they could have translated it to all the other languages... just how they did it with AA1.
But goddamn, usually EU and AU have roughly the same release dates (which is supposed to be 2-3 months, not a year after the U.S release), so why wait 2 more moths? They already have the game, is it really that hard to send some of the copies to Australia?
In fact, why cant we GET AMERICAN STOCK!!?!?
Unlike Europe, English is the only major language spoken in Australia.
And its not like there's any point to wait for Europe.
There is NO REASON why this couldn't have been released A YEAR AGO!
And I dont have a copy of T&T!
(finished a friends copy )And I don't want to buy from eBay - the destination for fake games.
This sort of *lovingly censored swear word that means poo* literally encourages piracy
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: None specified
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Wed Dec 19, 2007 7:25 pm
Posts: 2
Thank **** for that. I would have been waiting a loooooooong time if I hadn't.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Prosecutor
Gender: None specified
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Mon Oct 13, 2008 10:10 am
Posts: 1
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Afraid of Psycho locks...
Gender: Female
Location: Sweden
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Tue Feb 26, 2008 4:38 pm
Posts: 42
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
DIIIICKHAIR~
Gender: Male
Location: USA.
Rank: Decisive Witness
Joined: Thu Oct 16, 2008 12:26 pm
Posts: 198
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Jammin' like it's 2024
Gender: Male
Location: UK
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:50 am
Posts: 1044
(Un?)fortunately, there are no differences between the US version and UK version of 3-3, so you've been waiting around for nothing. Ho-hum.
I'm working on 3-4 now and I'll update again when the case has been cleared.
Does we even do these things anymore?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Moving on up!
Gender: Female
Location: USA
Rank: Donor
Joined: Wed Jul 02, 2008 3:22 pm
Posts: 5333
Boss Velotix wrote:
Wow, I took way too long to update.
(Un?)fortunately, there are no differences between the US version and UK version of 3-3, so you've been waiting around for nothing. Ho-hum.
I'm working on 3-4 now and I'll update again when the case has been cleared.
(Un?)fortunately, there are no differences between the US version and UK version of 3-3, so you've been waiting around for nothing. Ho-hum.
I'm working on 3-4 now and I'll update again when the case has been cleared.
I guess we'll have to hope for differences in the other versions. I'm interested to see the French version of that case.
Thanks to Blinq for the awesome sig. Click the sig, see my stuff.
Edgeworth/Maya Community. A friends, as lovers, as part of OT3s. All Welcome.
"Yeah, I wouldn't go asking random guys if you can lick their penor." crouton December 2009
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Objection junkie
Gender: Female
Location: France
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Sun Oct 19, 2008 6:44 pm
Posts: 2
TTH wrote:
I don't really know what "Patrick Hauméot" is supposed to sound like.
"homéo" like in "homéopathie".
And you were right, Armstrong IS Italian in our version.
I tried the German version to see how they portray the French "cliché". He's so ridiculous it almost made me cry, lol.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
世界中
Gender: Male
Location: 秘密
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:24 am
Posts: 1403
baka-bakashi wrote:
Wow... I had pretty much forgotten that T&T hadn't technically been released down here either (I bought a US version from Shin Tokyo almost a year ago, and did the same for AJ).
Although, I'm quite tempted to buy them againorbyothermeanscoughcough, because the typos really annoyed me, and I'd like to the the Brittish localisations.
That, and "Benjamin Hunter's" French 'objection' makes me very happy. Almost enough to start studying French properly again. And the German vers. means I can make my friend play by telling her it'll help with both her German and Law studies...
Although, I'm quite tempted to buy them again
That, and "Benjamin Hunter's" French 'objection' makes me very happy. Almost enough to start studying French properly again.
And the German vers. means I can make my friend play by telling her it'll help with both her German and Law studies... WHAT! YOU CAN BUY IT IN AUSTRALIA?!?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Gender: Male
Location: Paris, France
Rank: Desk Jockey
Joined: Sun Mar 09, 2008 4:02 pm
Posts: 116
), and here are a few things to add in your post about the French translation.Puns in character names :
- Doug Swallow -> Patrick Hauméot (read last name before : it sounds like "Homéopathique", which means "homeopathic")
- Terry Fawles -> Régis Florimet (read last name before : sounds like "Fleury-Mérogis", a French commune, near Paris, hosting a prison)
- Ron DeLite -> Henri Duplaisir ("Du plaisir" means "Pleasure")
- Desirée DeLite -> Désirée Duplaisir (same as above)
- Luke Atmey -> Matt Moissat (Sounds like "Mate-moi ça !", which usually means "Look at that" when you show something you're proud of)
- Glen Elg -> Marc Ram (A palindrome too; Ram may be a reference to Random Access Memory : he's a programmer, after all ^^)
And the most important change : In the French version, "Très Bien" becomes an Italian restaurant named "Bellissima"; The chef is no longer named "Jean Armstrong" but "Luigi Labocca" instead; La Bocca means "the mouth" in Italian
In fact, I've PMed all this to Croik so that she updates the characters section with the French names and puns when she can
Ace Attorney Online - Online trial creator and international Ace Attorney community.
AAO Deutsche version : AAO German section now open !
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Otaku, #1 Machi fan, #2 Machi Fan
Gender: Male
Location: Engl- Ooh, over 3000 posts. (England)
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:06 pm
Posts: 3781
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOGANT
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Jammin' like it's 2024
Gender: Male
Location: UK
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Sat Jan 12, 2008 12:50 am
Posts: 1044
3-5 is last and the longest case, so at the rate I'm going through the game this time I think it'll be a while before the next update. :(
Does we even do these things anymore?
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Afraid of Psycho locks...
Gender: Female
Location: Sweden
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Tue Feb 26, 2008 4:38 pm
Posts: 42
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Don't read it.
Gender: Male
Location: The hexagon.
Rank: Suspect
Joined: Sat Jul 21, 2007 8:36 pm
Posts: 24
Unas wrote:
I've just played AA3 (in French, because the English language isn't on the cartridge sold in France ), and here are a few things to add in your post about the French translation.
Puns in character names :
And the most important change : In the French version, "Très Bien" becomes an Italian restaurant named "Bellissima"; The chef is no longer named "Jean Armstrong" but "Luigi Labocca" instead; La Bocca means "the mouth" in Italian
), and here are a few things to add in your post about the French translation.Puns in character names :
- Doug Swallow -> Patrick Hauméot (read last name before : it sounds like "Homéopathique", which means "homeopathic")
- Terry Fawles -> Régis Florimet (read last name before : sounds like "Fleury-Mérogis", a French commune, near Paris, hosting a prison)
- Ron DeLite -> Henri Duplaisir ("Du plaisir" means "Pleasure")
- Desirée DeLite -> Désirée Duplaisir (same as above)
- Luke Atmey -> Matt Moissat (Sounds like "Mate-moi ça !", which usually means "Look at that" when you show something you're proud of)
- Glen Elg -> Marc Ram (A palindrome too; Ram may be a reference to Random Access Memory : he's a programmer, after all ^^)
And the most important change : In the French version, "Très Bien" becomes an Italian restaurant named "Bellissima"; The chef is no longer named "Jean Armstrong" but "Luigi Labocca" instead; La Bocca means "the mouth" in Italian
By the way, there was also some other namechange... I guess you told Croik about them, but I just wanted to add some details. I was going to make a post with all the "new" characters, but since you did it... well yeah. That's why I didn't cut some names. Just take that list as a sum up.
Quote:
AA 3-2 - La volte-face volée
Characters:
Mask*DeMasque - Unchanged.
Luke Atmey - Matt Moissat (lolwut?)
Ron DeLite - Henri Duplaisir
Desirée DeLite - Désirée Duplaisir (Yeah, accents.)
Godot - Unchanged.
Kane Bullard - Ken Bullard
Expressions, nicknames, etc.:
Zvarri! - Unchanged.
Ace (whatever) - As des...
Dessy - Désie
Ronny (If I'm not wrong) - Riton (XD)
Nicky Boy - Nicky Baby (XD²)
"Trite" - "Light" (Buh...)
Locations:
(the place where the Kurain expo was done) - Les Galeries de France
KB Security - KB Sécurité
BTW, I find "Matt Moissat" not as effective as the English name IMO, but whatever, I don't pretend being able to find something better. :p
AA 3-3 - Recette de volte-face
Characters:
Jean Armstrong - Luigi Labocca (Ha! Told ya!)
Glen Elg - Marc Ram
Lisa Basil - Unchanged.
Victor Kudo - Unchanged.
Furio Tigre - Unchanged.
Viola Cadaverini - Violette Cadaverini
Bruto Cadaverini - Unchanged.
Expressions, nicknames, etc.:
MC Bomber - Unchanged.
Locations:
Tender Lender - Sandouille-Crédit (lolwut) — "Sandouille" sounds like "Andouille"; if someone call you "andouille", then congratulation, he's calling you moron. :p
Blue Screens S.A. - Unchanged.
Vitamin Square - "Le parc des vitamines"
Name explanations:
Luigi Labocca: Yeah, he became Italian — as I said, that's what we always did. I used an automatic translator, and "La bocca" translates to "(the) mouth". One funny thing: "Luigi" is the italian "version" of "Louis" of "Louie". Take this name and the English surname and... well, yeah, you get it. But it has absolutely nothing to do with the character.
Marc Ram: Palindrome, again. But one more thing: "Ram", like computer RAM. Yup.
Violette Cadaverini: I guess they changed the first name because it sounded... inappropriated. "Viola" in French is the Simple Past form of "Violer", which mean... "rape". Yes, "rape". So... yeah.
Or maybe they just wanted to make something more comon lol
AA 3-4 - La volte-face initiale
Characters:
Terry Fawles - Régis Florimet
Melissa Foster - Unchanged.
Valerie Hawthorne - Valérie Plantule
(Yeah, you may forget accents, but... you shouldn't. :p )
Locations:
Eagle River - Rivière Aigle
Name explanations:
Régis Florimet: See Unas' post.
AA 3-5 - Le pont des volte-face
Characters:
Bikini - Unchanged.
Elise Deauxnim - Unchanged.
Iris - Unchanged.
Locations:
Hazakura - Unchanged.
And that's it. Looks like there's a lot of characters that share the same name in the French version of AA... Two Matt (Engarde and Moissat); two Ken (Kitaki and Bullard); two Henri (Hunter and Duplaisir) and two Victor (Boulay and Kudo). And I'm not counting our three-and-a-half Paul (Defès, Aforme and Meraktis, plus "Pierre-Paul Jacques" (Galactica)).
Characters:
Mask*DeMasque - Unchanged.
Luke Atmey - Matt Moissat (lolwut?)
Ron DeLite - Henri Duplaisir
Desirée DeLite - Désirée Duplaisir (Yeah, accents.)
Godot - Unchanged.
Kane Bullard - Ken Bullard
Expressions, nicknames, etc.:
Zvarri! - Unchanged.
Ace (whatever) - As des...
Dessy - Désie
Ronny (If I'm not wrong) - Riton (XD)
Nicky Boy - Nicky Baby (XD²)
"Trite" - "Light" (Buh...)
Locations:
(the place where the Kurain expo was done) - Les Galeries de France
KB Security - KB Sécurité
BTW, I find "Matt Moissat" not as effective as the English name IMO, but whatever, I don't pretend being able to find something better. :p
AA 3-3 - Recette de volte-face
Characters:
Jean Armstrong - Luigi Labocca (Ha! Told ya!)
Glen Elg - Marc Ram
Lisa Basil - Unchanged.
Victor Kudo - Unchanged.
Furio Tigre - Unchanged.
Viola Cadaverini - Violette Cadaverini
Bruto Cadaverini - Unchanged.
Expressions, nicknames, etc.:
MC Bomber - Unchanged.
Locations:
Tender Lender - Sandouille-Crédit (lolwut) — "Sandouille" sounds like "Andouille"; if someone call you "andouille", then congratulation, he's calling you moron. :p
Blue Screens S.A. - Unchanged.
Vitamin Square - "Le parc des vitamines"
Name explanations:
Luigi Labocca: Yeah, he became Italian — as I said, that's what we always did. I used an automatic translator, and "La bocca" translates to "(the) mouth". One funny thing: "Luigi" is the italian "version" of "Louis" of "Louie". Take this name and the English surname and... well, yeah, you get it. But it has absolutely nothing to do with the character.
Marc Ram: Palindrome, again. But one more thing: "Ram", like computer RAM. Yup.
Violette Cadaverini: I guess they changed the first name because it sounded... inappropriated. "Viola" in French is the Simple Past form of "Violer", which mean... "rape". Yes, "rape". So... yeah.
Or maybe they just wanted to make something more comon lol
AA 3-4 - La volte-face initiale
Characters:
Terry Fawles - Régis Florimet
Melissa Foster - Unchanged.
Valerie Hawthorne - Valérie Plantule
(Yeah, you may forget accents, but... you shouldn't. :p )
Locations:
Eagle River - Rivière Aigle
Name explanations:
Régis Florimet: See Unas' post.
AA 3-5 - Le pont des volte-face
Characters:
Bikini - Unchanged.
Elise Deauxnim - Unchanged.
Iris - Unchanged.
Locations:
Hazakura - Unchanged.
And that's it. Looks like there's a lot of characters that share the same name in the French version of AA... Two Matt (Engarde and Moissat); two Ken (Kitaki and Bullard); two Henri (Hunter and Duplaisir) and two Victor (Boulay and Kudo). And I'm not counting our three-and-a-half Paul (Defès, Aforme and Meraktis, plus "Pierre-Paul Jacques" (Galactica)).
English isn't my first language, so I apologize if you don't understand me. But this doesn't mean that you are not allowed to correct me, eh.
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Otaku, #1 Machi fan, #2 Machi Fan
Gender: Male
Location: Engl- Ooh, over 3000 posts. (England)
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:06 pm
Posts: 3781
Boss Velotix wrote:
Spoiler: 3-4 - Turnabout Beginnings
Eh? When did they edit out the blood before?
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOGANT
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
世界中
Gender: Male
Location: 秘密
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:24 am
Posts: 1403
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
Otaku, #1 Machi fan, #2 Machi Fan
Gender: Male
Location: Engl- Ooh, over 3000 posts. (England)
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Fri Sep 28, 2007 4:06 pm
Posts: 3781
As is the 2nd case the best 2nd...
ALL GLORY TO THE HYPNOGANT
Re: Ace Attorney: Trials and Tribulations released in the EU!
世界中
Gender: Male
Location: 秘密
Rank: Ace Attorney
Joined: Wed Aug 13, 2008 11:24 am
Posts: 1403
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 45 guests
You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot post attachments in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot post attachments in this forum
News