I just ordered this from Amazon, and it came in today, the box art seems fine but the back of the box is in english and french I believe, even the bullet points for the game, like number of players, and whatever is doubled in english and french, anyone else got this or did I get a bootleg?

" I just ordered this from Amazon, and it came in today, the box art seems fine but the back of the box is in english and french I believe, even the bullet points for the game, like number of players, and whatever is doubled in english and french, anyone else got this or did I get a bootleg? "

@StriderNo9 said:

" I just ordered this from Amazon, and it came in today, the box art seems fine but the back of the box is in english and french I believe, even the bullet points for the game, like number of players, and whatever is doubled in english and french, anyone else got this or did I get a bootleg? "

You got a Canadian copy, obviously.

A friend of mine used to work for a design/print house just east of Toronto, his job as a designer was to design the bi-lingual sleeves, and the french-only manuals.  they would receive early copy for the manuals, their in house translation team would put the game in French and he would have to work with specific fonts and layouts that the publishers wanted.   
 
Just another small aspect of the games industry you don't really think about.

A lot of games do this now. Like a lot of the nintendo games, but more companies have started doing this now. Really if the instruction booklet is in English its all good.

I think my copy of Enslaved is like this.

My american copy has it too. They do it sometimes. Same thing on RB3's box.

I live in America, it has French and English doubled on it as well. Depends on the game whether or not they do this, I assume because of the large population of French Speakers in English speaking territories? I dont know, you could probably say the same for spanish but they dont generally double up with spanish language, and you see this most with french. There have been other games with this as well for a long time.
 
I always wondered why, but I really don't know why. I just speculate.

" I live in America, it has French and English doubled on it as well. Depends on the game whether or not they do this, I assume because of the large population of French Speakers in English speaking territories? I dont know, you could probably say the same for spanish but they dont generally double up with spanish language, and you see this most with french. There have been other games with this as well for a long time.  I always wondered why, but I really don't know why. I just speculate. "

" @XII_Sniper:  I do know about the French province of Canada.  The rest though makes sense. That would explain why those same games always have canadian ratings on them, or at least what I assume is a canadian rating.  I would speculate, this is probably done to lower costs for distribution in both America and Canada as they could just ship them both the exact same thing. That makes sense.  Thanks. =) "