Telling your story - Pat Mc. Writing your memoirs, creating a family history, leaving lessons learned. Storycatching, life telling, life writing (visually. The English localization of Tales of Graces f received praise for the gameplay with mixed reviews for its presentation. And full voice acting.

I noticed the game has Dual audio, but my question is more reagrding is it possible to use that audio and the english subtitles at once? Are the english translations good enough to go with japanese audio? Or will the subtitle settings get disabled as soon as you set audio to japanese? Since I would imagine they'd disable subtitle settings instantly as you put the audio in japanese if they haven't done the translations between those two languages but instead are using two different sets of narrations. The consistency in chat wouldn't hold up).

I.e: - Japanese audio = No subtitles - English Audio = Subtitles in: English (+ translations from English text to [other languages]) In the above example we would have two different scripts, and thus not being able to get english text for another audio. I'd hate a situation where I have Japanese audio enabled but the subtitles are direct copy from English audio/script instead of a translation from current audio. This would be catastrophic if they use different script and wording for each audio. Edit: Would be awesome to get an official answer for this.

Originally posted by:Don't need official answer, that's the whole point of including JPN audio to begin with. The game doesn't have JPN subs, only audio.

Well i'm not gonna waste 70 USD just because some 'Aisuga' tells me it's fine:) We need more info regarding this question and thats why official answer would be nice. And I bet im not only the only one pondering this question. I dont think they would have added that option. There is a reason why this game is not sold in Japan since it has no japanese text and would only mean you would play this with no text if that were the case. Think this video answers your question. But on a side note of this you can never actually get a pure word for word from Japanese to English. Many of the words don't exist in the English language and would be very hard to explain subtitles so they change the words so it makes more sense.

Also the issue with the grammar. Short version you get Japanese + English subs (Japanese translation) and English dub + English subs (English translation). It's bandai so it's to be expected when they say dual audio that it will be similar to what you get in anime. Though I wouldn't write-off the English dub it does have merits for example when your in battle your going to have to read the subtitles, I would say hearing the English dub in battle would be a bit better, plus it's a good dub from what I've seen.

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