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One correction on the wiki

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2026 5:57 pm
by Yousef
https://wiki.redump.info/Microsoft_Xbox ... mped_Discs
The Greece version of Ratatouille should match either the USA or Italian Dump, Can you fix this, please?
Screenshot 2026-06-24 205353.png
https://vendora.gr/items/jpm501x/disney ... smeno.html

Re: One correction on the wiki

Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2026 6:18 pm
by NovaAurora
Wiki isn't being updated at the moment, it's being worked on and people will be able to make edits soon(tm)

Re: One correction on the wiki

Posted: Thu Jun 25, 2026 4:07 pm
by Maddog
The picture you are showing just says "Game in English. Manual in Greek".
I am not sure how exactly you extrapolate from that picture that the disc should match USA or Italian?

Re: One correction on the wiki

Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2026 3:19 pm
by jethro_napoleon
My guess is because most of these minimum effort localizations are just indeed a cover and manual swap, with the disc (contents and even pressing) being exactly the same from another region. This is mostly a legal demand that imposes a translated title, product description, instructions and requirements to be on local language. I know this is the case for my country, Portugal, and can safely assume it's the same for Italy and Greece. If we take into account that the box (linked) says it's not meant for UK market, we can make an informed assumption about the disc region.

I, obviously, haven't confirmed any of this for the game in question.

Re: One correction on the wiki

Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2026 6:41 pm
by Maddog
We do NOT work based on assumptions.
Already your assumption that there's a legal requirement in Greece for Greek cover and manual is wrong.

Re: One correction on the wiki

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2026 3:27 pm
by jethro_napoleon
No one is forcing you to, is it?? It was my attempt to explain why OP's is asking it, not a request or even a suggestion to impose my will. It is a legal requirement in many EU countries and apparently there's also a legal imperative, two laws actually (1994 and 2013), but that's a conversation not worth pursuing...