This time, Dark Souls used Chinese and English dubbing, and then integrated multiple language versions in the game.
It was strange that in his previous life, Dark Souls was a work of the Japanese factory, but there was no Japanese voiceover at all.
Of course, the reason for this was actually quite simple. Miyazaki Hidetaka personally liked medieval games from Europe and America very much. On the contrary, he hated traditional Japanese otaku games that took care of the elderly. Therefore, when he was developing demon's soul, all the details of the game were closer to American rpg.
In other words, when the Soul series was first created, it was a game meant to serve Western players, and they didn't really want to deal with the players.
