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QuoteDo you think Capcom of USA translated it accurate and precisely from JAPAN GBA VERSION ? I think not.
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Do you think Capcom of USA translated it accurate and precisely from JAPAN GBA VERSION ? I think not.
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There's a SNES and WonderSwan version in Japan, but not a GBA one.
GameFAQs says that the game was indeed released in Japan for the GBA.
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Even then, come on. It's Capcom.
Can you guys answer my question ? 
Do you think they translate it accurately or they translate on their own way ? I am talking about ENGLISH VERSION OF GBA for Megaman & Bass, ok ? None else! LOL. 
No, we can't.
Eh, fine. I think Capcom translates it all willy-nilly. No real regard to content.
What does that mean ?
Translation may be imprecise and inaccurate in whole or in part ?
Edited by RockmanRotties on June 15, 2006 at 11:21:17.
Hello ? I want to know.
Don't double post, please...
In a whole, I don't know. I can't beat the stupid thing... (GBA controls are too small and the lack of energy tanks are more than torture!) >_>
On the most part, there's nothing much to say. Other than obvious name changes (those don't count), the game is understandable but it seems like Capcom did a literal translation for some of the character disks/cards.
Hea, hea. Off topic, the main story of this game is basically a retelling of the "World's Greatest Robots" and the Blue Knight series in the Astro Boy manga/animes. XP ...but this game wasn't as entertaining or mentally stimulating... ^^;;
I see. Maybe the story line seem bad in the translation but what about the database and Auto's shop and etc ?
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