Sentences with phrase «into games translation»

Not exact matches

The translations offer new insight into the goals and features of Rayman Legends, as well as details specific to the platforms the game will be appearing on.

«Bread and circuses» (or bread and games; from Latin: panem et circenses) Entertaining ourselves into slavery / deathEtymology 1914 translation of the Roman poet Juvenal's Latin remark panem et circenses («bread and circuses»).

The game is accompanied by a simple a joyful traditional Balinese children song entitled «meong - meong» (free translation into English: «cat, oh cat»)

They lack the technical know - how to actually patch the translation into the game.

Sega was originally going for a September release, but the translation would have pushed the game into the dreaded November territory.

Do you realize how many voice actors go into a game for different dubs / translations?

DvD Translations is a group of dedicated video gamers and hobbyists that translates games that were originally released only in the Japanese language into English.

We'll manage the translation and control your game translation needs, so when you receive your text files within the agreed timeframe, just integrate the translations straight into your game.

Following the translation of its retro - inspired card game Boss Monster into the world of VR, co-founder of tabletop publisher Brotherwise Games Chris O'Neal explains what the increasing collision between virtual and physical titles means for both gaming worlds

Dr. Thompson has won numerous grants to support his research, continuing education, and teaching, including a U-M-Center for Research on Learning and Teaching Faculty Development Fund to support «Teaching Private Piano Lessons using Video Game Piano Transcriptions,» a UMOR Small Grant to Support Major Conferences to help fund «Hosting the 5th annual North American Conference on Video Game Music at U-M in 2018,» a U-M Center for Japanese Studies Faculty Research Grant to support «Recording of Recently Composed Japanese Oboe / Piano Duos,» an SMTD Faculty Block Grant to support «Translation of Japanese Video Game Piano Collections,» and multiple Arts at Michigan Course Connection grants that have allowed integration of live performances into his classroom teaching.

It feels appropriate for such a beast to have started life as a literal translation of the original adventure game — Will Crowther and Don Woods's Adventure — into a form manageable on the Atari VCS game console.

Our integration into working life has been swift, and we have been active in game translation for nearly a decade.

Here's a video illustrating what nuances of the first few lines of the game couldn't make it into the English translation.

- Statelyplay.com «I could see Card Thief being a disappointment to those who like Card Crawl's straightforward translation of dungeon - crawling into a Solitaire game.

We conduct background research into the story and the historical setting of the game and then build an extensive glossary in advance of full translation getting underway.

With Chinese, Russian, French, Brasilian Portuguese and Italian community translations finished we are ready to incorporate them into the game...

But taking into account modern video game marketing needs, crowdsourced translation isn't suitable for all business projects.

In the game on which the manga is based, the enemy the player must engage most frequently is the environment itself, and the artist's translation of this element into menacing backgrounds and elaborate framing devices is beautiful to behold.

The game looks like it would have promise if some meat was put into the storyline, with creative player characters and huge menacing bosses, but the translation issues discussed above lead me to believe they would have been even more confusing if fleshed out.

The game is based on Tomorrow's Joe (a translation of the same name above), a manga created by Tetsuya Chiba and Asao Takamori in the early 1970s, that was also adapted into several anime series.

This game was originally locked into Japan, though an official translation was released for English speaking countries in April of last year.

I mean, it's not likely a game I'll end up buying, but it could turn out to be at least half decent and a proper translation of the classic Castlevania gameplay into 3D.

@totomi, Thing with Project Diva is that it's a much easier and simpler localization since it's a rhythm music game (just have to add subtitles / menu translation and tweak it a little) compared to the hardship that goes into a large scale title like PSO2.

I also made translations into Russian for both games and managed process of integrating them with Russian social networks