@mitu said in New SD card, same ROMs....language in Japanese now?:
Isn't the Language one of the Core Options ?
Note: you must quit (start + select) and restart for this to take effect -- simply "reset" (select + B/south) does not update the language.
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You can also set it in the DC system bios.
Enable core option: boot to bios (restart required)
(Again, quit and restart -- no reset allowed)
In the bios menu, push Down to highlight the clock icon (settings) and press B/South to select. On the next screen, select the first option (language), then you can see English (written in English) is the second choice on the following screen.
Dis-able the "boot to bios" core option again then quit-restart one more time. The game loads in English.
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It looks like these methods are connected. Like the core option actually writes it to the bios setting (stored in file dc_nvmem.bin).
If I select core option language English, then restart to take effect, then set language back to "default" and restart again, it stays as English, doesn't revert back to Japanese. Then when I go into bios menu, it has been set to English there without my doing.
If core option "default" then: can change bios language, will retain setting next boot.
If core option "English(*)" then: system bios language re-set to "English" each boot.
*(or same for German, etc. -- in this case, system language was set to German in bios even though game didn't support it; game messages were still in English.)
