Gaming Is the Pokemon Pearl/Diamond USA version compatible with EUR version?

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I hate to ask but none of my friends know and my little brother wants a Spanish version (we are not native English speakers). I play the English version to practice, but my brothers don't know a word of English so they want a Spanish version (I think only the European version has Spanish). So I was wondering if we could use the DS wireless connection if we had different versions of the game.
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i think he'd need to get the perla or diamante version.

and yes, they can connect(not 100% sure about local, but there's always global which is 100% regionfree)
 

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Mike_ said:
Well, I will try it. Thank you. If it doesn't work locally, I will have to use wi-fi even though we are playing in the same house xD.

I think most probably it will work because Pokemon (J) and (US) can connect, I don't see any reason why for any other regions not to.
 

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