Marlon Anthony
Purist
So I was researching the earlier ISS games on SNES & PSX, I was wondering why they were titled with the prefix "Jikkyou" for example, Jikkyou World Soccer or Jikkyou Wining Eleven.
A quick google search implies Jikkyou translates to "Real" or "True" in Japanese. So I presume as the ultimate branding endorsement, These would translate as "REAL World Soccer" or "PURE World Soccer"?
It seems The Japanese also applied this naming convention to other sports games in the '90s such as their baseball and wrestling games.
A quick google search implies Jikkyou translates to "Real" or "True" in Japanese. So I presume as the ultimate branding endorsement, These would translate as "REAL World Soccer" or "PURE World Soccer"?
It seems The Japanese also applied this naming convention to other sports games in the '90s such as their baseball and wrestling games.