So I play FIFA 15 on PS4 and sometimes I change the language from English to Mexican-Spanish when my friends come over because it makes it more intense. My roommate recently got the game for Xbox 1 and we were going to do the same thing the other night to play against each other and I noticed something. When I was scrolling through the audio, there were so much more languages to choose from. I don't understand how this is possible? The PS4 version only has English, French and Mexican-Spanish but the Xbox 1 has those plus German, Spanish and I believe more. I actually speak German and would love to play and hear it. This doesn't make any sense to me, especially because if you play as Bayern Munich at Allianz, you can hear the in-stadium announcer speak German throughout the match. Why EA?
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Re: Found a very weird feature
No idea, but I'd also like more languages ... I'd be content with the option to buy more languages. I feel theyre missing out on an opportunity.TB Lightning | Liverpool | Panathinaikos | Toronto FC
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I'm talking about extra languages other than the ones youve listed for the xbone. Other major languages or secondary soccer languages like Dutch, Russian, Greek ... I'd want them all.TB Lightning | Liverpool | Panathinaikos | Toronto FC
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Re: Found a very weird feature
They used to have the extra languages available as free DLC (maybe FIFA 09 or 10?). I remember, because I downloaded the Italian language pack and used it frequently. I think it's a regional thing. If you're playing the US disc, it comes with the 3 languages used in North America. If you were to buy the disc from a European retailer, say from Amazon France, you'd likely get the option to use more languages. No clue why they limit that option, because I'm sure there's space on the disc...or at least continue to offer the free DLC for those who want it.NHL- Chicago Blackhawks
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