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6/23/2025, 5:53:43 AM
>>57933566
The one for the Detective Pikachu I just double-checked, but it really irks me.
Detective Pikachu 3DS used the small smudgy shapes that vaguely resemble letters and were able to get away with it thanks to the 3DS's low native resolution, but for bigger text like the door to the Baker Detective Agency or the sign of a café, they're in English, even when the game is played in other languages.
Detective Pikachu Returns uses its own substitute alphabet for everything.
What's irksome is that unlike the mainline games where you could just slap the multiverse excuse before and after the text change, these are two story-reliant adventure games within the same continuity, DPR taking place 2 years after the original. You expect me to believe that Ryme City changed their whole writing system in that amount of time?
The one for the Detective Pikachu I just double-checked, but it really irks me.
Detective Pikachu 3DS used the small smudgy shapes that vaguely resemble letters and were able to get away with it thanks to the 3DS's low native resolution, but for bigger text like the door to the Baker Detective Agency or the sign of a café, they're in English, even when the game is played in other languages.
Detective Pikachu Returns uses its own substitute alphabet for everything.
What's irksome is that unlike the mainline games where you could just slap the multiverse excuse before and after the text change, these are two story-reliant adventure games within the same continuity, DPR taking place 2 years after the original. You expect me to believe that Ryme City changed their whole writing system in that amount of time?
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