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Once again, the American and European/Australian releases of the game have almost completely different English localizations (or localisations, if you prefer). Why does Nintendo do this? Probably the previous year's train incident.
Any names after the "/" are the British localized names.
Lines in which its only differences is having British terms will be mainly omitted. Such examples include:
- Not adding a serial comma before "and" or "or".
- Not adding a dot after an abbreviation (For example, writing "Mr." as "Mr").
- Adding a comma or a period outside of quotation marks rather than inside quotation marks.
- Having different names for characters and/or places.
Notes:
- Instances of the word "anytime" in the American version was changed to "any time" in the British version.
- Area maps are referred to as "Area Map #[#]" in the American version while they're referred to as "Area [#] Map" in the British version.
- In the game's overworld map, the tildes between "Area [#]" was removed in the European version.
- To separate the seconds and centiseconds for the timer, the American version uses a colon (:) while the European version uses a dot (.).
