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Internationalization is the key to making your video game more inclusive and accessible. Let’s take a look at how internationalization works in video games.
To make your video games more accessible to Arabic speaking players, consider the role that Modern Standard Arabic (MSA) can play in the localization process.
In this interview, I’m joined by Marina Ilari, CEO of Terra Localizations, to discuss the future of the localization industry and how Terra is positioning
Let’s examine the video game localization challenges faced by different genres, such as RPGs, simulation games, and fighting games.
As we continue to explore the theme of futureproofing in the localization industry, I’m thrilled to bring in Marcelo Abeldaño, my co-lead on Team Q,
Hero Tale is a delightful mix of RPG elements and idle gameplay, where players follow the adventures of a young hero who has gained a
Find out how we crushed the localization of Monster Jam Showdown to make it a smash hit around the world.
Change is inevitable in any fast-paced industry, and the localization industry is no exception. In our field, successful adaptation involves adopting new tools and refining
When designing a new video game, it can help to keep the localization process in mind from the early development stages. Doing so is the
We are reaching the end of this blog series on working with Multicultural Remote and Distributed Teams to prepare for the future of work. But
Lately, integrating new tools and AI solutions into translation workflows feels less like an option and more like a necessity if you want to stay
We look forward to working with you and providing localization services so good, they’re out of this world!
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