Talk:Crude Buster

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Two Crude or Two Crude Dudes?[edit]

Looking at google image search results, as well as a site called "hardcore gaming 101" that has a lot of information about this game, multiple box covers (and a poster) lead me to believe there was a Japanese release called "Crude Buster" of course, but the same release was called both "Two Crude" and "Two Crude Dudes" in the U.S., and just "Two Crude Dudes" in Europe. Bad Crude link

Zakdwyer (talk) 18:14, 24 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]

Moved article to reflect US name[edit]

This article was moved to the Japanese title in 2012 without disclosing why (the link provided in the notation summary is useless). No other article uses Two Crude as their name so their is no contention. Because this is not the Japanese version of wikipedia, I moved the article back to Two Crude since that was how it was known in America. I frankly, don't understand why you would switch to the Japanese moniker when the vast majority of Americans played this game as Two Crude. If a move were to be made again in the future, a discussion should be had here beforehand. Leitmotiv (talk) 19:03, 10 April 2018 (UTC)[reply]