User:UxieLover1994/Arenero

This is Uxie's Arenero (Spanish: Sandbox). It'll be used for data gathering and experimenting with future templates. Certain templates, however, will be tested at the Kingdom Hearts Wiki, due to a larger community. Please be awhere that some of the spelling will be in British English, as Uxie is from Australia.

Note: You are highly encouraged to help Uxie create some articles for her (but please do not copy content from the Ratchet Wikia). Links in red are non-existing articles and should be created ASAP. Most of our existing articles have been layed out and are ready for your editing. Though you can choose to do so without creating an account, it's recomended that you create one.

Ratchet Galaxy: A site that can help out without relying on Wikia for info. It's in French, but that does not matter, since there is an English mode, as well. I also rely on YouTube and my games for info as well

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Credit goes to Erry of the Kingdom Hearts Wiki!

Templates
Ah, the Table of Contents (ToC). I've not completed the templates just yet, so they'll just lie here for the time being. Once these templates have been colored in, then it's a sign that they're just about ready.

To see the contents, click "Expand". If you're here to help build this wiki, just click on a red link and start a new article. Remember to follow the Manual of Style when editing.

SAC ToC

 * Thanks to my 10-year-old cousin wanting to play the game, looks like I'll be gathering data for Secret Agent Clank as well, even though I hate this game (I strongly hate Spy-related stuff).

ACIT (Japanese)

 * Makoto Tsumura - Ratchet


 * Toru Okawa - Clank


 * Kenjo Nomura - Qwark, Mini Qwark


 * Junpei Morita - Alister Asimuth


 * Fubito Yamano - Nefarious


 * Yutaka Aoyama - Mr. Zurkon, Zephyr


 * Katsuhisa Hōki (credited as Katsuhisa Houki) - Slag, Plumber


 * Keijin Okuda (WARNING: When viewing this page, insure that you also read something related to Looney Tunes) - Zoni, Chief Zahn, Criminal 2, Battery Bot 4


 * Yukie Maeda - Aphelion, Female Computer, Cassiopeia, Fongoid Child 2, Helpless Female


 * Nobuaki Fukuda - Lawrence


 * Masafumi Kimura - Libra, Agorian 1, Guardian, Male 1


 * Tuyosi Koyama - Movie Guy, Agorian 2


 * Tsugun Mogami - Maximilian Zane, Fongoid 1, Agorian 3, Battery Bot 2, Criminal 1


 * Yohei Todano - Mac Mackeroy, Junk Trader 3, Battery Bot 3


 * Ikuo Nishikawa - Orvus


 * Kōji Ochiai - Sigmund, Discobot, Disclaimer Voice


 * Hiroshi Naka - Junk Trader 1, Interviewer, Police Captain


 * Chō - Pollyx, Junk Trader 2


 * Kiuyuki Yanada - Agorian Announcer


 * Hana Takeda - Carina, Pepper Fairbanks, Fongoid Children


 * Hiroshi Shirokuma - Junk Foreman, Smugger, Lance, Doctor


 * Shūhei Sakaguchi - Battery Bot 1, Fongoid 2


 * Yasuhiro Mamiya - Vorselon, Fongoid 3, Weapon Grummel, Armor Grummel


 * Tōru Nara - Rusty Pete, Criminal 3


 * Yuuka Nakatsukasa - Janice, Fongoid Mother, Valkyrie 1, Female 1


 * Ryusaku ??? - Kip Darling, Terachnoid 1


 * Tasuhiro Takato - Big Al


 * Shōto Kashii - Cronk


 * Kanako Hirano - Valkyrie 2

Differences: PAL and NTSC
Since Australians always follow the British rules, I can tell of differences between the NTSC and PAL versions. The first three games have little changes to the PAL version, as spelling remains US. Starting with Deadlocked does some censoring and whatnot begin to happen.

Games in PAL can be horrible in contrast to NTSC, such as with Crash Twinsanity, which has among the most editing between PAL and NTSC. On the other hand, the PAL version of Final Fantasy X is considered to be the "better" version thanks to the extra matirial added, such as the Dark Aeons.

Deadlocked

 * Clank's Deadlocked collar only appears in the cutscene where Big Al tries to remove it
 * British spelling (such as Armour) is used
 * Vox's line is changed from "It's time to blow **it up!" to "It's time to blow **** up!", completly censoring the **it line.

Quest for Booty

 * Ratchet's line after attempting to reach for the star is partly censored, becoming "Oh ****" as opposed to the NTSC's "Oh crap"