Talk:Terra Diver

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Japanese name

This page ought to use the Japanese name. The only version that was named "Terra Diver" was an arcade version from 14 years ago. The version that people actually own (and therefore use the name of) is the Japanese one, which had a home release. Google results: Soukyugurentai 70600, Terra Diver 14300, and just about every single Terra Diver result uses "Terra Diver" as an alternate name and Soukyugurentai as the main name. Since we are supposed to use the most commonly used name, the page should be renamed to Soukyugurentai. Ken Arromdee (talk) 15:48, 22 September 2010 (UTC)[reply]