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- Company
- Language Automation, Inc.
- About Me:
- I am the Game Localization Marketing Specialist at Language Automation, Inc., a 20-year old agile video game translation and localization company. I am the main contributor to the company's blog and contribute to Gamasutra. I am a freelance writer of video game articles and game reviews.
- What Information Would You Especially Like to Find On This Site?
- I am interested in connecting with game developers.
Karin E. Skoog's Blog
Video Game Conferences January-December 2013
It’s a job and a half finding all of the industry conferences and events happening around the world, so we made life easier for you by providing a comprehensive list of over 100 video game conferences and locations/dates. We even included relevant Twitter pages so you can stay up to date on the latest conference news and updates. You can find the conferences LAI will be attending by looking for the events highlighted in…
ContinuePosted on January 30, 2013 at 18:10
Why Google Translate DOESN'T CUT IT for Video Game Translation!!!
Fact: Over 50% of worldwide video game revenue comes from markets outside the US.
Despite the importance of making games available in a variety of languages for gamers across global markets, translation and localization is still a source of confusion for many developers. Due to the number of easily-avoided issues encountered by game translation and localization companies on a regular basis, we realized the value to the entire development community…
ContinuePosted on January 30, 2013 at 18:07
How to Save Time & Cut Costs - The RIGHT Way! - in the Game Translation Process
Fact: Over 50% of worldwide video game revenue comes from markets outside the US.
Despite the importance of making games available in a variety of languages for gamers across global markets, translation and localization is still a source of confusion for many developers. Due to the number of easily-avoided issues encountered by game translation and localization companies on a regular basis, we realized the value to the entire development community…
ContinuePosted on January 30, 2013 at 18:02
Thinking about Using the Multilingual Guy-Down-the-Street for Game Translation? Think Again!
Fact: Over 50% of worldwide video game revenue comes from markets outside the US.
Despite the importance of making games available in a variety of languages for gamers across global markets, translation and localization is still a source of confusion for many developers. Due to the number of easily-avoided issues encountered by game translation and localization companies on a regular basis, we realized the value to the entire development community…
ContinuePosted on January 30, 2013 at 18:00
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