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Game localizer Exequo Group and its 65 staff to be integrated into Lionbridge Game Services. Lionbridge VP of Corporate Development says acquisition underscores support of new private equity owners for growth strategy.
Head of Localization at German game publisher says they pass higher translation volumes onto freelancers to localize MMORPG (massively multiplayer online role-playing game) titles; sees VR devices as near-term translation driver.
Shares in game localization and technical services provider Keywords Studios continue their relentless rise on the back of stronger-than-expected results. CEO says 2017 will see a continuation of acquisitive growth strategy.
Casual game developer GameHouse moves away from sourcing translations through a language service provider to working directly with freelance translators on critical projects. Translation Manager says strategy has shortened TAT, increased quality, and given them greater control.
Muv Luv's Kickstarter has far outstripped its $250,000 goal with currently $465,000 in pledges and 35 days to go before it ends.
Localization for mobile games, unlike for console titles, is SOP -- and it has been for a long time now. How do developers localize mobile games?
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