This is very confusing, as it doesn't make a lick of sense. You state that the events you receive are dependant on the language of "your console" and NOT the language you play the "game" in. Yet your comparisons all use the word "game" rather than "console".Events are also locked to the console's language, rather than the game so if you're playing a Japanese game in English, you will receive Japanese events but Japanese games in English cannot receive North American events and vice versa.
I understand that perfectly. But as stated in the part i quoted, it saysThe games have multi languages in them. So you can play the Japanese version with English language.
Hence where the confusion comes in, because what if i own a UK "console", but i buy the Japanese "game", but i choose to play the game in German "language".Events are also locked to the console's language, rather than the game
Ok see, that's a great response, thanks Sam. That's much clearer.Well since the games are already region locked, you first of all wouldn't be able to play the Japanese game on a UK console. What the page is saying is that if you have the Japanese version and you play in German, you can only get Japanese events not any German events.
Perhaps language was a poor choice of word. I switched the word to region.This is very confusing, as it doesn't make a lick of sense. You state that the events you receive are dependant on the language of "your console" and NOT the language you play the "game" in. Yet your comparisons all use the word "game" rather than "console".
Do you perhaps mean... If you play Pokemon X/Y on a Japanese 3DS, then you can only receive Japanese events, even if you choose Italian/French/German from the games language menu...?
If so, then thats a better way of putting it.
As long as the version of the game is Japanese and you have wifi. It does not matter where you are.So if someone with a Japanese 3ds in America has Pokemon X/Y, can he/she get the wi-fi Japanese events?
I may be a bit late to this topic but I have a question that fits it quite well:Perhaps language was a poor choice of word. I switched the word to region.
All 3DS games are region locked so you can't play a Japanese game on a European console.
Essentially Japanese games can only get Japanese events regardless of the language and the same with everything else. It makes perfect sense