Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver

Hey people I can´t find Pokemon HeartGold and SoulSilver. It must be EU. Because I´m from the EU. Can anyone help me with this?Greetz

(E) is what your after...but it works exactly the same as the (U) version, it just slightly different translations (because E regions differ to the U language, example we say arse in australia, american says ass ::) )

We do hYpNoS? I say Ass and I'm from Australia.

mds64 · #2(E) is what your after...but it works exactly the same as the (U) version, it just slightly different translations (because E regions differ to the U language, example we say arse in australia, american says ass ::) )

There are no translation differences at all between (E) and (U) version Pokemon games. The games are completely the same and the (E) version has American spelled words, such as "Mom" etc.

Replying to #4

Then why do they release both an (E) and a (U) version if they are exactly identical...?
Seems like a waste to me...

The (E) version has dutch, french, german, spanish and itallian too IIRC

insanecrazy07 · #5Then why do they release both an (E) and a (U) version if they are exactly identical...?
Seems like a waste to me...

Cause they have a lot of money to waste....XD

ShinyJaker · #6The (E) version has dutch, french, german, spanish and itallian too IIRC

Those have their own separate translated versions.

Actually, the gamecorner is replaced in the (E) version with something else.

Replying to #9

Same with the US and korean versions

insanecrazy07 · #8Those have their own separate translated versions.

Really? Is that just for ROMs? Cos with hard copies, that's the whole point of European releases; to be accessible to most of Europe

Replying to #11

If they were Multi5, then it would be released one ROM that is Multi5.

Oooh, I see: I thought all (E) DS games were Multi5 as a standard