Is this true? And, if it is true, why is most of the game in English?
Also, I've noticed I'm seeing two different versions of Extreme - one has English lettering around the screen (for the start button, etc.) and one has Japanese. This seems to imply that they are making English machines specifically for illegal import.
Anyone know?
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Tommy Penner
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Importing the machines is not illegal in any way. The manufacturer might not want you to do it, but unless there's some kind of goofy tarrif or something, I don't see any reason why you can't bring the machines here.
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Jeff - Webmaster/Admin - CoasterBuzz.com - Luau II Cam 7/19
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If its not illegal to bring an machine into the US then why does it say in the idle screen of the DDR machine..."this machine and the contents of this machine are only to be sold and distributed in Japan." And theres a bunch of other mobo jumbo that goes with that. But I think that its illegal to have them in the US but I know that Konami knows that they wouldn't be making any money if there went all those DDR machines here in the US.
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