Nintendo announces that some characters have changed their Chinese translation names: Mori Xigang →, Peach Blossom Princess → Princess Brigitte

Thank CTOnews.com netizens for the delivery of non-liquefied clues! CTOnews.com, December 25, Nintendo officially announced that some of the characters' simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese translations have changed:

Mori Xigang → Dong Qigang (Mori Hee Kun → Dong Qigang)

Princess → of Peach Blossom Princess Brigitte

Princess →, Princess Daisy.

In addition to the above roles, the Chinese names of other roles may also be changed in the future. Starting from December 23, the Chinese names of the above characters will change gradually. There are no plans to change the Chinese names of the characters in the games released before this day.

CTOnews.com learned that King Kong was a character in the Nintendo game, which first appeared in the 1981 arcade game. He is an 800-pound strong gorilla. Starting with the handheld version of "Big King Kong" reproduced in 1994, he wore a red tie with his initials "DK".

Princess Brigitte is an important character in the famous Nintendo game series Mario series, designed by Miyamoto Shigeru himself. The name "Peach" comes from Miyamoto Shigeru's favorite fruit-peaches. She is the princess and ruler of the fictional mushroom kingdom in the game.

Princess Daisy is also one of the characters in the Mario series, making her debut in Super Mario Continent in 1989 as a princess of the United Nations in Cerassa and a relative of Princess Brigitte.

In the early days, she and Princess Brigitte looked almost the same except for the color of their clothes, but later they were redesigned in "Mario Party 4" to become their current image, and they often appeared in multi-player games such as the Mario party series.