Yeah...except the localization team is part of Nintendo of America. So yes it is Nintendo. And nothing in that link is connected to anything here, the people who screwed up those games have nothing to do with this. It's like saying "Games can be bad because some unrelated people made bad games so there's a chance this game will be bad."Metalix Knightmare said:It's not Nintendo cutting this out though. It's the localization company doing that, and given just how badly a localization team can screw things up, I'd say it's not outside the realm of possibility they're gonna screw this up BAD! https://www.reddit.com/r/vita/comments/2a046m/reminder_not_to_buy_any_nisa_games/erttheking said:I'm assuming Nintendo has enough brain cells to rub together to put in a way to get around this. If not, well, there's a good reason to pass on this game.Metalix Knightmare said:It's a quick way to gain stat bonuses, and on one of the paths it was the only way to max out affection scores.erttheking said:Oh no...that was holding the game together. Really, is anyone seriously going to miss this?
So yes, people are going to miss this, and it was holding (one of) the game(s) together.
Heck, some of the voice acting I've seen in the English version gives me enough reason to be concerned.
Well I don't see the connection between bad voice acting and breaking the game, so you're going to have connect things for me on that one.