"Why's Patty bigger than everybody else? How important is she?"
"More of her on the PS3 box art is shown to say 'HA HA' to anyone stupid enough to get the 360 version and anyone who's not Japanese."
A good Back to the Future game? Somebody made a good Back To The Future game? And it was only in Japan? WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH THIS FUCKING WORLD?! We get these shitty games, but not that one? Like, what the hell? Why would you do that? It's good, I mean it's not great, but it's the best goddamn Back to the Future game I ever played, it's actually a game! Why bury the gem and dig up the turd? Innocent people have suffered through these fuckin' fuckheaps! People have developed fuckititis from this shit! People have gone on to live horrible lives, kickin' babies in the balls! If you would've went back and time and said to people, 'Hey, hey, there's a good Back to the Future game! Put this shit down and go to Japan!', they woulda looked at you like you were tellin' em to go... teabag a goat on the surface of Mars. Well, thank you, for taking a fucking shit on us all.
— The Angry Video Game Nerd, ''Back to the Future ReRevisited''
Young people feel somewhat entitled to view content that's been made. They know that it's been made and it exists. They have a really hard time grasping why they shouldn't be able to go online and just view it when they want to view it.
—Michael Goldsmith, director of original content at Teletoon, explaining the concept of geo-blocking.
Joey: There was a Season 0? How come I never knew about it?
Yugi: It only aired in Japan because it was super violent and depressingly bad.
Joey Man, the Japanese get all the cool stuff!
Yugi: Uh, Joey, we live in Japan.
Joey: We do?
Yugi: It only aired in Japan because it was super violent and depressingly bad.
Joey Man, the Japanese get all the cool stuff!
Yugi: Uh, Joey, we live in Japan.
Joey: We do?
Italy gets Donald Duck as a Batman-type superhero and we get Mickey Mouse Clubhouse. Doesn't seem fair.
— mightyfilm, on DeviantArt
It's the sequel to some other game which is all in Japanese!
Oh, and thanks Nintendo for putting in a character from Mother 3, a game you're never going to fucking release outside Japan, despite the fact that I can fucking guarantee that more people will play it then Mario Kart Eleventy Billion: The Next Generation.
— Yahtzee on the inclusion of Lucas as a playable character in Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Zero Punctuation
This video contains content from (publisher). It is not available in your country.
Sorry about that.
Sorry about that.
— Region Coding notice on videos that are blocked in the user's country, YouTube
This item isn't available in your country.
— Message indicating that a certain Android app can't be downloaded on your country's Google Play Store.
La plupart des contenus japonais sont focalisés sur le marché domestique. Le Japon n' pas encore éstabli la façon de se promouvoir à l' étranger. Les prix montent en flèche à l' exportation, il y a aussi les problèmes des ventes au rabais des licences des images...Translation
—Fujiwara showing off her fluency in French, Kaguya-sama: Love Is War
See the manga Kaguya-sama o Kataritai to find out what's going on between Kazamatsuri, Toyosaki, and the Media Club Members! [Availible in Japan.]
— Editor's note in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War
"Q.T. Hush" was a cartoon adventure serial that ran in syndication on American TV. It was never transmitted in Britain, although several episodes were brought over to London in the mid-1960s by an American TV executive who hoped to syndicate them in Britain. I saw these episodes whilst I was working at Broadcasting House for the BBC. I mis-heard the title character's name as 'Cutey Hush', but the syndication executive explained to me that the character's name was part of an American slang phrase: to do something 'on the Q.T.' is to keep it quiet, softly-softly.
— F. Gwynplaine MacIntyre on his IMDb review explains why Q.T. Hush never aired in the United Kingdom.
