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Advanced Localization Methods for Japanese Games
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Advanced Localization Methods for Japanese Games
Speaker: Peter Fabiano (Localization Manager, Capcom), Fabio Minazzi (Founder, Binari Sonori), Mark McDonald (Executive Director, 8-4), Saeko Inoue (Localization Manager, Game Arts), Yeonkyung Kim (VP of International Software, Sony Computer Entertainment)
Date/Time: Tuesday (March 9, 2010) 4:15pm — 5:15pm
Location (room): Room 220, South Hall
Experience Level: All
Summit: Localization Summit
Format: 60-minute Panel

Session Description
Reaching the western audience while minimizing turnaround time and maximizing quality. Today these goals are critical for Japan-based developers.

This discussion will cover:
* Smoothing communication between developers and localizers,
* Exploiting existing technologies in the most efficient ways,
* Effectively checking quality of each game component in foreign languages,
* Profiling and managing trusted foreign localization teams,
* Scaling up on an increasing number of languages.

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