Naming Conventions

Discussion in 'NDS - Emulation and Homebrew' started by thejinx0r, Jul 18, 2006.

Jul 18, 2006

Naming Conventions by thejinx0r at 4:18 PM (800 Views / 0 Likes) 3 replies

  1. thejinx0r
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    Hi,

    When looking at a rom list, there's always a letter, either J, U, or E. And I saw and F.
    Just to be sure, J is Japan, U is USA and E for Europe?

    So European versions are just mulitlangual compared to the USA version?

    Thanks
     
    thejinx0r, Jul 18, 2006 Top
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  2. tshu

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    Yup, you are exactly correct.
     
    tshu, Jul 18, 2006 Top
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    im not sure but there are also Mn where n is the number of language a rom has

    ex. M5 contains English and four other (European, i think) major languages
     
    _ORiON_, Jul 19, 2006 Top
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    Yeah, M5 is Multi5. I'm not sure but I think it includes English, French, Spanish, German, and one more. Italian, maybe?
     
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