As far as I know, every single North American NIS game that I have ever played on PS2 and PS3, including the original Phantom Brave on PS2, has had a Japanese Voice Track Option... which I personally use religiously. 

Anyone notice anything missing from this recently released English Screenshot of the Wii version!?

Well, even if it isn't an option, it doesn't seem like much of a problem as NIS dubs tend to be done to a high standard (unless it's Michelle Ruff. Ugh.)

Im glad for it personally I never have used the original japanese track in any thing even when i was forced too, cause id just turn the sound off and read the text theres nothing worse then half the women in a game sounding 11.

"Im glad for it personally I never have used the original japanese track in any thing even when i was forced too, cause id just turn the sound off and read the text theres nothing worse then half the women in a game sounding 11."

I prefer Japanese with English subtitles.  Disappointing, but not a deal breaker.

I don't get the deal with being pissed about japanese track. I watch anime in Japanese with English subtitles, because most anime dubs are shit. That, I can agree with. However, NIS A tends to do a good job with their dubbing, and I really enjoy the English tracks. Can someone explain to me why the Japanese voices are so important to some people?

" I don't get the deal with being pissed about japanese track. I watch anime in Japanese with English subtitles, because most anime dubs are shit. That, I can agree with. However, NIS A tends to do a good job with their dubbing, and I really enjoy the English tracks. Can someone explain to me why the Japanese voices are so important to some people? "

" WilliamRLBaker said:

"Im glad for it personally I never have used the original japanese track in any thing even when i was forced too, cause id just turn the sound off and read the text theres nothing worse then half the women in a game sounding 11."

So why are you glad? It's not like you're forced to use the Japanese dub. You're glad because now people have to suffer the shitty English dub with you? "

" @PureRok said:

" WilliamRLBaker said:

"Im glad for it personally I never have used the original japanese track in any thing even when i was forced too, cause id just turn the sound off and read the text theres nothing worse then half the women in a game sounding 11."

So why are you glad? It's not like you're forced to use the Japanese dub. You're glad because now people have to suffer the shitty English dub with you? "

shitty is in the eye of the beholder, i've seen some dubs that were far better then the original japanese version for the sole reason every one didn't sound like 11 year old girls which it seems any male below the age of 40 sounds like in japanese anime, and any women below the age of 80 sounds like in japanese anime. they love their  high pitched voices for some reason.Listening to the japanese original doesn't make you any more japanese or any closer to being japanese. "

" @Vasta_Narada said:

" I don't get the deal with being pissed about japanese track. I watch anime in Japanese with English subtitles, because most anime dubs are shit. That, I can agree with. However, NIS A tends to do a good job with their dubbing, and I really enjoy the English tracks. Can someone explain to me why the Japanese voices are so important to some people? "

Some people just really hate the English voices, often times they're just really annoying. "

" @MasterOfPenguins_Zell said:

" @Vasta_Narada said:

" I don't get the deal with being pissed about japanese track. I watch anime in Japanese with English subtitles, because most anime dubs are shit. That, I can agree with. However, NIS A tends to do a good job with their dubbing, and I really enjoy the English tracks. Can someone explain to me why the Japanese voices are so important to some people? "

Some people just really hate the English voices, often times they're just really annoying. "

I can agree with that statement when it comes to a lot of other companies, but NIS almost always produce quality results when it comes to dubbing. I guess it all comes down to opinion, huh? "