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This is why there aren't japan dub.
That and its hard to go back later to make changes.
this is never a technical problem
from my own experience inquiring about similar situations to other japanese developers...
its a licensing issue.. they didn't want to re-license the voices for NA/EU
in some cases specially after a launch... the cost of re-licensing is cheaper than recording. which makes it all of a sudden cost time as well as money and therefore a no-go
only FF games get the budgets for international licensing for all of the media @ SE. while square and enix did merge.. it is square's IP that gets treated properly while all other IP gets treated like dumpster fires in relation (still tho not that bad haha)
DRM / licensing / etc has a much deeper and painful legal meta in Japan than in the west
Problem is there is nothing to lisence if the japan dub doesn't exist.
SE would have to go and actually record the JP voices and thats just time and money.
oh ahhaha that is even worse. there is no japanese version? of a DQ GAME?!?!?!?!?!???????
I said japanese dub not no japaanese version.
The only DQ game that had japanese voices was DQ8 3ds and that was a port. The orginal DQ8 japan release for ps2 didn't have japan voices.
Already good that they spend for the English dub out of the other five EFIGS languages. Namely English, French, Italian, German and Spanish. Probably pushed by Square Enix Europe (A British subsidiary for Europe).
The new version is also slightly different from Japanese console version. It has hardcore mode, ability to run, first person view, ability to turn off all UI, english dub+lipsync, and revamped menu with item pics( JPN version is all text, old school style).