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Splatoon 2 bought from japan is japanese language only as that copy of the game is restricted to japan region only. take note
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Splatoon 2 bought from japan is japanese language only as that copy of the game is restricted to japan region only. take note
hmm...
just saw this from Q&A
質問: 日本版Splatoon 2ゲームカードが英語を支援しますか?
回答: 支援します
translate shows that it support english
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The Amazon reply is wrong. Splatoon 2 Jap version does not support multi language. ARMs/Mario Kart/Zelda Jap version does come with multi language.
It should look like below if the game has multi language option.
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Anyone trying the splatoon 2 splatfest? Which region to test ah
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I'm interested, anyone wanna buy together or MO?
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The Amazon reply is wrong. Splatoon 2 Jap version does not support multi language. ARMs/Mario Kart/Zelda Jap version does come with multi language.
It should look like below if the game has multi language option.
thanks for the clarification 
Wrong place to ask but I'll answer.
The 3DS system and by extension, 2DS of any generation (original and new) is region specific.
If your console is a Japanese set, it will only play Japanese games. If your set is from USA, it will only play USA games. I did a quick search and our local sets are basically the same as USA region.
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The Amazon reply is wrong. Splatoon 2 Jap version does not support multi language. ARMs/Mario Kart/Zelda Jap version does come with multi language.
It should look like below if the game has multi language option.
Yeah ..this is correct .., Splatoon 2 Jap ver. does not include multi-language option ... sad but true ...
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If I want to buy Nintendo eshop card, can I change my account to jp region then top up 10 usd card and use it to buy game or I can only use it on USA store?
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the topup card is specific to only that region it is meant for hence the reason you can't change your region if you still have any credits left in your account.
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i using sandisk ultra 200gb card. no sign of game slowing when playing arms.
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I managed to buy Zelda on E shop. I'm using a USA account.now when ever I try to buy other games on eShop It says my card is not valid . Any idea ?
re enter your card details again and try? i did that for my canada eshop purchase
I believe that the Japanese version is independent from the other regions.
If you look at Splatfest results for Splatoon 1, there are 3 regions. US, Europe and Oceania and Japan.
Splatoon 2 still have the same regions.
BTW... a few posts back, it's noted that the Japanese version is Japanese text only. No English text.
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