I'd like to confirm if the game is multilanguage, as I want this one, but all I can find a are Spanish, French or Italian offerings, and Id like to confirm the availability of English in these versions.
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Does anyone have Fatal Inertia FR, ES, IT?
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I don't actually have this release, but going by metadata in ABGX and the region coding on this being NTSC-U/PAL, it probably matches the digital release for language support which matches the Redump data for the US release (EFIGS and JPN).
It's not always the case but usually region specific pressings on Xbox 360 are the same game data with a different SS/DMI hash if they share a Title ID for Western Europe at least.
Marketplace page is a match for the FR release, so I'm rather confident it's multi barring the manual of course.
It's not always the case but usually region specific pressings on Xbox 360 are the same game data with a different SS/DMI hash if they share a Title ID for Western Europe at least.
Marketplace page is a match for the FR release, so I'm rather confident it's multi barring the manual of course.
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