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*In the Japanese version, the microgame speed-increase prompt says "Speed Up!", while in the international version, it says "Faster!", similar to ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' | *In the Japanese version, the microgame speed-increase prompt says "Speed Up!", while in the international version, it says "Faster!", similar to ''[[WarioWare: Twisted!]]'' | ||
*In the first level of [[Stir Crazy]], the Japanese version has the player grinding rice for soba. This was changed to grinding herbs for spaghetti in the localized versions. | *In the first level of [[Stir Crazy]], the Japanese version has the player grinding rice for soba. This was changed to grinding herbs for spaghetti in the localized versions. | ||
*In the localized versions of [[Biggest Fan]], the image of the fan was changed from the Japanese | *In the localized versions of [[Biggest Fan]], the image of the fan was changed from the Japanese kanji 祭 (festival) to an image of a bird. | ||
*In [[Produce Stand-Off]], the localized versions changed the color of the suit the enemy wears for all three levels. In addition, the Korean version changed the weapon that the player and enemy carries from swords to wooden sticks. | *In [[Produce Stand-Off]], the localized versions changed the color of the suit the enemy wears for all three levels. In addition, the Korean version changed the weapon that the player and enemy carries from swords to wooden sticks. | ||
*The Korean version of [[Cold Call]] changed the people who pick up the phone from Japanese medieval nobles to Korean medieval nobles. | *The Korean version of [[Cold Call]] changed the people who pick up the phone from Japanese medieval nobles to Korean medieval nobles. | ||
