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Revision as of 14:16, 4 April 2021
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Localisation comparisons
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When Tengen published the game in the West, they had the Sega and Technosoft logos removed in favour of their own.
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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A different name means a different title screen.
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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The Star of David was replaced during the introduction with a more generic design. In the process, the left and right arrows on the circle were lost.
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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While the international versions have let you access the options menu from the main menu, in the Japanese version, you are expected to press 
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+ START . This is not a feature being deliberately hidden, as the manual mentions how to access it[1].
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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At some point during the localisation process, the password text palette broke.
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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On the main table, many of the background tiles were changed for Dragon's Fury, arguably making it harder to see what's going on.
| NTSC-J version |
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| NTSC-U/PAL versions |
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The pentogram at the top of the table was replaced with a five-pointed star.
References
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Main page | Comparisons | Hidden content | Magazine articles | Video coverage | Reception | Promotional material | Region coding | Technical information | Bootlegs | |
