Bamboo Jelo

At first, I wasn’t planning to buy the remastered upgrade version. The original version already had great graphics, and since it runs at 60 frames per second on the PlayStation 5, the new version didn’t really appeal to me. But today, while browsing the PlayStation Store website, I discovered that it supports my native language, Korean. Recently, many new games on US store support Korean, and I’m not sure if it’s because of a change in Sony’s policy or some other reason, but it’s happening. In the past, games released in the Korean store obviously supported Korean, but it was very rare for games in the North American store to support Korean. However, I found out that with this update, I can play the game in Korean even if I buy it from the US store, and I immediately made the purchase. I have no major problems communicating in English, but since I didn’t grow up in the U.S., my English is far from good. So, when playing games in Korean, the level of immersion is much higher than when I play in English. That’s the only reason I bought the upgrade, and I’m satisfied while playing it.