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Another one I wouldn't have guessed. A Korean release of The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King. https://oldpcgames.tistory.com/1618

Similarly, there's the Naval Ops series. https://www.amazon.co.jp/s?k=鋼鉄の咆哮&i=software&__mk_ja_JP=カタカナ&ref=nb_sb_noss Gee this stuff was huge in Japan. I shudder at the proverbial flood of Daisenryaku.

The Korean release of The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky the 3rd (third chapter) needs investigating. I'm getting the feeling it was digitally distributed by an obscure, possibly defunct company. http://blog.daum.net/fidusachates/7323440 The domain name "aruon.com" is no longer valid and redirects to a reseller.

Hi. I've noticed the Steam page has deleted any mention of OS X support, seemingly without posting a news announcement. Can someone clarify this for me? https://store.steampowered.com/app/332200/Axiom_Verge/

The other version of that USB game controller had arcade classics. http://www.rfgeneration.com/PHP/gethwinfo.php?ID=U-016-H-00280-A I wouldn't try to understand what was going on with Frogger. The series went in strange directions, most would rather forget the awkwardness of Frogger: The Great Quest.

Several Falcom games have localizations not on PC. Such as the European languages in console ports of Ys 6 and Ys Origin. Or the Chinese and Korean console versions of Ys 8. The Trails of Cold Steel arc is supposed to be getting China and Korea PC versions, er, eventually. https://www.cloudedleopardent.com/en/home-3/

I haven't turned up differences, but it looks like a bunch of trinkets were available. https://www.gamersky.com/news/201510/677153.shtml

I've spotted signs of a Bioshock Japanese release. No pictures of the contents unfortunately. https://www.amazon.co.jp/イーフロンティア-バイオショック-日本語版/dp/B001AG0RTW It would seem, however, that the original Bioshock 2 needs a translation patch. http://anabebelive.blog.jp/archives/52563184.html To go way back, how about System Shock? Pretty cool sight. Except I'm not familiar with the details of how DOS/V differs from standard MS-DOS. https://bcc.hatenablog.com/entry/20130113/p1

How quirky. LIVEWIRE! is new to me. Poking around, there are lots more nifty Japanese releases. Some might have just a translated manual. Star Wars is known to be fairly popular in Japan so I'm not counting it right now. Rome Total War: https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/d284637839 Spider-Man The Movie: https://item.fril.jp/b3ef0a75827263aaee20519dd0de76a8 Spider-Man (Neversoft): https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/t711503167

Here's a look at Civilization 4 in Japanese. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EM4-vE1aTJU

I'd only consider subpages for games that released in a horrible state and almost need a fixes wiki in their own right. If the Grand Theft Auto San Andreas article is an indication.

Eggerland / Adventures of Lolo has a few PC games. They've got to be obscure, even the fan remake has been lost for years. Seriously?

OK. This will take more research. Civilization: Call to Power notes that the DVD release includes extra content. The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King has a DVD edition with some bonuses, as well as an additional disc in the Dell collector's edition. I haven't confirmed whether their extras are the same.

World Series Baseball 96 is one of those curiously Asian only games featuring American MLB teams and players. (Konami's MLB Power Pros also has untranslated entries) It feels as if companies weren't quite sure what to make of the success of Windows 95 and tried everything for a while.

How much detail should be added about physical special or limited editions? Axion Verge has a fancy IndieBox release, and a standard GameTrust release. ReCore's US retail version doesn't include the European limited artbook or soundtrack. I understand irrelevant doodads like figurines, etc are outside the scope of PCGW, except feelies required for gameplay. As awesome as owning a box set of Falcom CDs would be. (Ys The Oath in Felghana went above and beyond)