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COMMENTS
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Tristesse
15:45 Jan 29 2017
Tell me about it. It took a good chunk off my childhood trying to navigate through the differences.
American variant spelling of Americanised? Nice. Haha.
vVvLouisvVv
17:00 Jan 29 2017
True on all accounts. Granted many American customs were derived from the British, I suppose that the reason is due to this game being an American game composed by American computer software and subject to American grammar and spelling.
imagesinwords
23:01 Jan 29 2017
So true, I can't help but write in the Americanized fashion... but Cristo *never* has. He's the only American kid I've actually ever known who always and forever writes in British English. The first thing he does when getting a new mobile device is be sure it's set to "British English". And surprisingly, he's never had an issue with any of his American teachers "correcting" him. They know his angle and don't dare challenge him. It's simply not wrong. It's the first and correct way.