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--- jdm_switch2 [2025/06/08 02:30] – [Speculation about hacks] particles
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 There is an [[https://www.nintendo.com/jp/hardware/switch2/lineup/japan-only/index.html|official documentation page on this]]. Nintendo also cautions that if you do not link a Nintendo Account at all, you can't play multiplayer or do a whole bunch of stuff, so consider it a really bad idea to purchase this outside of Japan.
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   * Powerwash Simulator (from Japanese eShop) (Nintendo Switch software): **Supports English language in settings.**
   * Fantasy Life i (Nintendo Switch 2 edition (from Japanese eShop): **Supports English language text and voiceover in settings. Language selection on first run.**
+  * Sonic x Shadow Generations 「ソニック × シャドウ ジェネレーションズ」: **Supports English language text and voiceover in options menu.**
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 I don't blame Nintendo in the slightest for this.
+===== CERO PSA =====
+In Japan, the rating body that governs domestic games for consoles is CERO. If you have never owned a Japanese domestic market game, this is worth noting. Games like The Last of Us: Part 2 and Cyberpunk 2077 have extensive changes between the CERO Z release and the applicable overseas counterparts. These changes typically involve censorship or removal of uncensored genitalia in-line with standard practice around obscenity and nudity in Japan. Additionally, gore and other grotesque elements are often toned down. Sexual elements and themes are reduced or modified.
+I mention this specifically because Cyberpunk 2077 is a launch title on Switch 2. If you do what I did, you will end up with the CERO Z version. Be aware of this.