languages with full audio support

Use Full audio when the question is spoken performance. Only English answers yes on interface, full audio, and subtitles together. The Full audio button hides the nine subtitle rows so that single answer stays on screen.

Use Subtitles when you need a language with menus and written lines but without a full-audio yes. French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese - Brazil, Simplified Chinese, and Spanish - Latin America are those nine. Each has interface yes, full audio no, and subtitles yes.

All restores the ten-row table. Search still works with either button: type Spain, Latin, or Korean to jump. The two Spanish rows stay apart as Spanish - Spain and Spanish - Latin America.

• English: interface, full audio, and subtitles
• Nine other languages: interface and subtitles, full audio no
• Spanish is two rows, Spain and Latin America
• Japanese, Korean, and Simplified Chinese are subtitle rows

If you want spoken English and written English, the English row covers both. Spoken dialogue is English. The other nine languages have menus and subtitles.

If you want another language on screen, the subtitles are there and the full audio is not. A full-audio track for those nine languages has not been announced.

The content warning is strong language, intense violence, blood and gore. The spoken track for those words is the English full-audio performance.