When A Game About English Words Is Released In Japanese
Published on January 01, 0001
Scribblenauts is a title that is synonymous with the English language. Or, at least, the Roman alphabet. So how 
does the 
game [[link]] look when [[link]] it gets translated into Japanese? It’s fascinating seeing the game running like this. To make things easier, 
the Japanese version has a fancier notepad, on which players can [[link]] write characters in either hiragana, katakana or English/Roman letters (which the Japanese call “eimoji”…the game doesn’t make use of kanji). [via Tiny Cartridge]
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