Sentences with phrase «official localization»
"Official localization" refers to the authorized process of adapting and translating content, such as video games, movies, or software, for a specific region or language with the approval and support of the original creators or developers. Full definition
Since Enix America Corporation ceased operations around the same time that Dragon Quest VI was released in Japan, official localization of the SFC title never occured.
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In many ways amateur translations outperform official localizations (not always, but in many cases).
We are eight episodes in with Layton Mystery Agency ~ Katrielle's Mystery Files ~, and there's still no word on an official localization.
If this turns out to be true, here's a more legit reason to become concerned about unreleased titles than the official localization of an 11 - years - old game who already got fan translations a-plenty...
Still no word on an official localization for Layton Mystery Agency ~ Katrielle's Mystery Files ~ yet.
Chalk up another Switch title getting an official localization.
It's developed and maintained by a group of enthusiasts who worked on the official localization of Ys games.
Secondly, this would be the first time that an official localization of Seiken Densetsu 3 was released in the United States.
Our team consists of a small group of Ys enthusiasts, some of whom have worked on the official localization of Ys games.
Over 12 years in the making, the official localization of Innocent Sin provides patient fans with the other side of the Persona 2 arc, a dark adventure about high school students who find their reality being twisted by rumors, and who must draw on their inner strengths, their Personas, to bring back order.
That game never saw an official localization, but never fear:
That game never saw an official localization, but never fear: Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth is here, bringing Yasuda's gorgeous interpretation of this new - and - improved franchise to the West for the first time.
Grassroots efforts like the recent Operation Rainfall have been successful in pleading for official localization and redistribution of little - known games The Last Story, Xenoblade Chronicles, and Pandora's Tower for Western audiences, revealing that there does exist a tangible audience receptive to this idea.
The effort on that one is even more commendable, because it includes features that weren't even planned in any official localization by Namco, like subtitles for the characters audio clips in Japanese, during battle.
In comes Touhou: Scarlet Curiosity, the second Touhou game to make its way westward with an official localization this year.
There has been no official localization news for either of these games.