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''E.X. Troopers'' is a ThirdPersonShooter released by Creator/{{CAPCOM}} in November 2012 for UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS and UsefulNotes/Playstation3. It is a spinoff of ''Videogame/LostPlanet'' intended to bring an entirely different [[ArtShift stylistic approach]] to the franchise.
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''E.X. Troopers'' is a ThirdPersonShooter released by Creator/{{CAPCOM}} in November 2012 for UsefulNotes/Nintendo3DS Platform/Nintendo3DS and UsefulNotes/Playstation3.Platform/Playstation3. It is a spinoff of ''Videogame/LostPlanet'' intended to bring an entirely different [[ArtShift stylistic approach]] to the franchise.
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* DefrostingIceQueen: Surge first appears to be a prim and strict person. It's a facade, she's somewhat dorky on the inside.
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** Surge first appears to be a prim and strict person. It's a facade, she's somewhat dorky on the inside.
** Surge first appears to be a prim and strict person. It's a facade, she's somewhat dorky on the inside.
* EnergyWeapon: Diana's weapon of choice is an energy whip.
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* WhipItGood: Diana's weapon of choice is an energy whip.
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* {{Gainaxing}}: Julie's realization that she outdid herself with Teekee's academy uniform is punctuated by her noticing [[ACupAngst Teekee's bust size]] with accompanying bounce.
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Both the PS3 and 3DS versions of the game received unofficial fan translations on November 22, 2022, just in time for the game's 10th anniversary.
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Both the PS3 [=PS3=] and 3DS versions of the game received unofficial fan translations on November 22, 2022, just in time for the game's 10th anniversary.
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Fan translations of the 3DS and PS 3 versions of the game just came out today.
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While the UsefulNotes/{{PS3}} version is untranslated, it gained overseas interest thanks to the console's lack of region lock. Those who can get past the 3DS region lock will be rewarded; the 3DS version of the game recieved a fan translation in 2019.
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These are actually all false, Turner and Surge especially. This is someone reading an aproximation of the katakana and not knowing what the syllables are. (ex. Taanaa the aa's are falling pitch, so "ur," Turner.)
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* NoPronunciationGuide[=/=]SpellMyNameWithAnS: A bizarre inversion. All characters get at least one voiced pronunciation of their name, plus promotional materials of the game provide official romanization spellings. The problem is that some of them are a bit confusing, such as Bren's surname (''Tannaa'' becoming ''Turner'') or Blatt's name (it's ''Buratto'', which could have as easily been ''Brett''). Then there's also Surge (''Sadge'' which would've been ''Sage'').
** Diana takes the cake, though - ''Heinrain'' has been romanized as ''Highline''.
** Teekee is more of a PhantasySpelling case.
** Diana takes the cake, though - ''Heinrain'' has been romanized as ''Highline''.
** Teekee is more of a PhantasySpelling case.
