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== | ==What do NTSC and PAL mean?== | ||
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NTSC and PAL are the | {{w|NTSC}} and {{w|PAL}} are analog television encoding schemes. NTSC is used in North America and Japan, while PAL is used in Europe and Australia. Video games from before the age of digital television usually have separate NTSC and PAL versions for technical reasons, but these version differences are also used to allow for different localization versions, altering aspects of the game to fit regional cultural differences. "NTSC" is often used as a short way to refer to the American localization of a game, while "PAL" is used to refer to the European localisation. However, this usage of the terms is technically inaccurate, since the versions for different televisions don't necessarily have to have localization differences, and there can be different versions of the game for the same encoding scheme (such as different Japanese and American versions that both use NTSC). On Pikipedia, it is therefore recommended to use the terms "Japanese", "US", and "European" to refer to the different localized versions of ''Pikmin'' games. | ||
==Can I | ==Can I spell "Pikmin" with a lowercase p?== | ||
No. Every time you type Pikmin, always do it with an uppercase P. This is the official spelling. You can read more at [[Pikmin family#Naming]]. | No. Every time you type Pikmin, always do it with an uppercase P. This is the official spelling. You can read more at [[Pikmin family#Naming]]. | ||
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