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You know what would be really cool?

Add Pause, Rewind features to non-interactive cut-scenes.

I like sub-titles too.

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personally, i hate subtitles, they ruin the scenery

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Because of my dad, I know turn on subtitles whenever I can. It's a thing he always does in movies and it's become a habit, so this is nice to hear. Let's hope they implement them well. Some games have HORRIBLE subtitles (read: GUN).

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Being deaf, it makes me very happy to see they are finally doing this.

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I like subtitles. If someone in the game has an accent that's hard to understand (looking at you GTAIV) or it's late at night and I have the sound down, then it's a useful thing to have.

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I ALWAYS have the subtitles on when available. Games such as the aforementioned GTA IV and friends have characters that speak gibberish (Little Jacob, looking at you rasta) or a game has certain characters speak so softly you can't hear them. It's just easier with subtitles.

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I always use subtitles in games. I just find it much easier to quickly scan a subtitle as opposed to listening to a voice while I'm playing.

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I thought this post was about the games getting a subtitle like Modern Warfare or something, not subtitles for the hearing impaired.

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Finally. I'm not deaf, but I can't say how often I've played a game where some character is hard to understand or the music is way too loud or something else.

I don't understand why this isn't standard by now.

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There are times where I can't understand what character's on Assassin's Creed are saying so this is a welcome addition.

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I like. I'm not hard of hearing yet, but people love to yell shit at me while I'm playing so this will be nice.

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nice addition, but if devs need to remember everyone doesnt have an HDTV.. usually i wouldnt worry about that but i moved my xbox around a while back and now i can sympathize with the HD-less xboxers out there..

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It's About Time, When I Bought Sands Of Time I Always Played At Night So I Could Never Hear The Prince. I Had No Idea What Was Going On

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Hopefully they go as far as Valve does, and include directional captioning of important sound effects.

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I always put the subtitles on. I can hear ok but there are always some parts that sound like muffled gibberish and it really annoys me when I miss something. I find it a lot easier to follow the plot and remember the story using subtitles too.

Oh god I sound old don't I.

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This is great! We use subtitles around here for games and TV, mostly because of the baby. That way, when he is crying, "talking" (very loudly), or asleep, we still know what's happening.

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