Lucky The Fox
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Good thing I got a DVD-drive earlier this year then. Anyone have any idea how friggin impossible it is to find a regular, non-writable DVD-drive?
Raggamuffin said:No we just towed you guys away, just below Greenland actually. Haven't you noticed?
They are quite similar, round and all that. Different colour laser, but what do you mean? There are other places where you can find far more information about CD's and DVD's.Muki said:is there any difference between dvd and cd besides that dvd stores more data. And what speed is a good dvdrom?
Ex Mudder said:Wasn't there a UK political party whose platform included towing England south to get better weather?
well ye i know how dvds look and all that..but why they bother releasing cds in US and dvds in europe..wouldnt it be easier cds or dvds everywhere.Mercade said:They are quite similar, round and all that. Different colour laser, but what do you mean? There are other places where you can find far more information about CD's and DVD's.
That's not quite what you askedMuki said:well ye i know how dvds look and all that..but why they bother releasing cds in US and dvds in europe..wouldnt it be easier cds or dvds everywhere.
Mercade said:For the purpose of deciding whether you get CD or DVD, it is part of Europe, yes.
Even though (British) English and American (English) are strongly related siblings, I'm sure many people in the UK would prefer to play the game in their own language, with their own spelling and their own voices (if there are any). If it's worth the effort to make a French or Italian version, then it's also worth to make a British version in terms of target audience. I'm sure many Americans wouldn't quite appreciate to play this game in some pidgin English either.Pazarius said:Although if people are correct in saying that the reason for the DVD is the space needed for the language files, the same reasoning doesn't apply to the UK.
Doesn't the UK often get exact copies of the US versions of games, as there isn't a language difference, and it isn't worth the time and effort to make minor changes?
which translates to:Produzent Barry Caudill informiert uns, dass Civ4 in den USA nicht wie in Deutschland und Großbritannien auf DVD, sondern auf 2 CDs erscheint.
Of course Great Britain and the UK aren't exactly the same, but we'll not get into that nowProducer Barry Caudill informs us, that Civ4 in the USA appears on 2 CD's and not on DVD like in Germany and Great Britain.
TerraHero said:aaah goodie, DvD format![]()
But it still leaves a big question mark as of what will the rest of the world get?
NA gets 2x CD, Europe gets 1x DvD. And Asia? Australia? S. America?
Not that i really care, but ppl from those continents might
go figure![]()
civfanDE said:no multilanguage support for the us-version?
kittenOFchaos said:Britain isn't in Europe is it?
CD's are required only once during the installation anyway. I wouldn't care whether the game was on 2 or 4 CD's. Once it's on the hard drive, it's on the hard drive. End of story.Sub said:Mm, 2 cds. I can live with that. If it was three or higher, I'd be a bit upset, but two I can handle. *Sigh*... If only I had a dvd drive.