PlayStation: voice and text are listed separately
English is the only row marked for voice in the checked PlayStation table. Every row is marked for text. The source does not split text into separate interface and subtitle columns.
PlayStation: voice and text are listed separately| Language | Voice | Text |
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| English | Listed | Listed |
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| French | Not listed | Listed |
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| German | Not listed | Listed |
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| Italian | Not listed | Listed |
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| Japanese | Not listed | Listed |
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| Korean | Not listed | Listed |
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| Polish | Not listed | Listed |
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| Portuguese (Brazil) | Not listed | Listed |
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| Russian | Not listed | Listed |
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| Chinese (Simplified) | Not listed | Listed |
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| Spanish (Mexico) | Not listed | Listed |
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| Spanish (Spain) | Not listed | Listed |
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| Chinese (Traditional) | Not listed | Listed |
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Sources: [1]
Xbox: what the language count confirms
The US Xbox listing reports 13 supported languages. This review did not verify its individual voice, interface or subtitle fields. The count alone cannot establish 13 dubs or prove that Xbox has the same options as PlayStation.
Sources: [2]
Use the listing for your purchase
The table above comes from UK PlayStation support; it does not guarantee every regional store edition. If a particular language determines your purchase, check that exact product’s language details before checkout.
For Netflix or trailer captions, use the presentation-language guide. Those viewing options do not establish in-game language support.
Sources: [1][2]
