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Rockstar Games Doesn't Do Multiple Language Dubs

This single-panel meme uses the popular smug Bugs Bunny 'no' template to joke about the difference between Rockstar Games and other AAA video game companies. The top text states that other AAA companies dub their games into multiple languages for international players, then introduces Rockstar Games, which is followed by Bugs Bunny's dismissive 'no' to represent Rockstar's common practice of not providing full multi-language dubs for their releases, a common point of criticism from international fans.
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Other AAA companies: dub their games in multiple languages
Rockstar Games:
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Overview

This single-panel meme uses the popular smug Bugs Bunny 'no' template to joke about the difference between Rockstar Games and other AAA video game companies. The top text states that other AAA companies dub their games into multiple languages for international players, then introduces Rockstar Games, which is followed by Bugs Bunny's dismissive 'no' to represent Rockstar's common practice of not providing full multi-language dubs for their releases, a common point of criticism from international fans.

Origin notes

This meme originates from Reddit as noted, it is a gaming meme that uses the pre-existing Bugs Bunny 'no' meme template to comment on Rockstar Games' localization practices, and circulates in gaming communities across Reddit and other social platforms.

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