Shenmue/Comparisons

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Localisation comparisons

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NTSC-J version

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NTSC-U version

In Japan, Shenmue has an official license from The Coca-Cola Company, meaning in-game vending machines stock the company's drinks (which mostly resemble the range as it appeared in 1986). In the West, fictional alternatives are offered by "Bell Wood's". The winning cans are the same in both versions.

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Coca-Cola Jet Cola
Orange Fanta Fruda Orange
Grape Fanta Fruda Grape
Sprite Jet Soda
Georgia Coffee Original Bell Wood's Coffee

Hang-On

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Arcade

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Shenmue

Many of the signs in Hang-On have been replaced in its Shenmue incarnation, including advertisements for Marlboro cigarettes and Bridgestone tyres, which Sega never aquired a license for. The replacement signs all refer to things in Shenmue.

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