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Mario Kart 64 was way easier in the US compared to Japan?
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Anonymous
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Explain
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Anonymous
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>>744570170
You tell me.
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Anonymous
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>>744569663
yes, that's because americans are retarded subhumans.
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Anonymous
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>>744569663
>Mario: japan
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Anonymous
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Wait really I want a Japanese copy now
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Anonymous
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that's because Japan is the greatest nation and the Japanese are superior beings and we're the niggers that did the big boom on them
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Anonymous
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>>744569663
On the other hand, Ninja Gaiden NES was way harder in the US than Jap versions.
In the US versions you start from stage 1 if you game over, in the Jap version you can start from the beginning of the current stage.
In NG2 and 3, US versions make you take double damage from everything.
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>>744575619
Yes
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