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Final Fantasy VII Remake will feature japanese, english, german and french audio. [+BR port, spanish, Italian subtitles]

addik

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Oct 28, 2017
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I remember seeing some clips of the FFXV French dub and thought that was great. I might actually play it in French if the English dub is subpar (though it sounds alright so far)
 
Lant_War

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Hopefully they'll divide Latam Spanish from Spain Spanish as well.
 
Yabberwocky

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Oct 27, 2017
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I'm a huge fan of dubs, but thank god for the Japanese voice cast.

When I die, I'd like my epitaph to be ???? Tyler Hoechlin is Sephiroth ????? .
 
Sargerus

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Oct 25, 2017
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People are surprised with pt-br subtitles? Really? That's standard for major releases for a while now.

Cyberpunk is doing full pt-BR localization though, that's way more surprising.
 
Stellar

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Oct 26, 2017
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Thank god. I almost always prefer English dub over the original Japanese but this is one of the few times the English voice work is so bad that I'll play with subtitles.
 
ArmGunar

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Oct 30, 2017
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Yeaaaah French audio !!!

Still disappointed of the lack of French dubbed version for KH3
 
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Sargerus said:
People are surprised with pt-br subtitles? Really? That's standard for major releases for a while now.

Cyberpunk is doing full pt-BR localization though, that's way more surprising.
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The last Japanese game from Square that featured brazilian portuguese subtitles was FF XV.
 
AuthenticM

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Oct 25, 2017
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Just saw this. Fucking amazing. Hit me with the French dub. XV's French dub was superior to the English one by a mile.
 
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