Posts in Interviews
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A Release of A Scar of the Doll
October 31st, 2011, by in Interviews, News, Press Release, Release, Translation
Child-Dream, a Japanese adventure game and RPG company, released an English version of their A Scar of the Doll iPhone/iPod game. This is Child-Dream’s first foray into the English visual novel market. We did a brief email interview their scenario writer Hidehisa Miyashita, who also wrote the scenario for the PlayStation 3 game Folklore. The game can be downloaded from the iTunes AppStore for an introductory price of $0.99.
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Da Capo concreto
January 27th, 2011, by in Interviews, Translation
MangaGamer announced today on their blog a collaboration with Hendane! to distribute a physical pressing of CIRCUS’s Da Capo through various outlets. The release will be a limited edition package with 24-page artbook and a CD of music tracks from the game for $55. Hendane! will be responsible for taking preorders for the release and can ship to some countries in Europe as well as Australia. MangaGamer will also be looking into somehow selling a few hundred copies to fans in Europe through other means. The limited edition package will not be reprinted, but if the limited edition does sell out, a slightly cheaper standard edition package will be made available, sans artbook and CD.
UPDATE: Added an interview with the two parties.
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Tidbit: Inside AX posts MangaGamer interview
July 15th, 2010, by in Interviews, Tidbits
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Interview with the Visual Novel Translator
March 3rd, 2010, by in Interviews
We had a nice chat with one of the
vampiresvisual novel translators from MangaGamer. In this interview, he details the translation process at MangaGamer and provides advice for budding translators. He also drops some hints along the way about possible future MangaGamer game releases. We’d like to thank him for his time in this fairly long interview. -
Interview with Rockin’ Android
July 10th, 2009, by in Conventions, Interviews
We had a chance at Anime Expo 2009 to sit down with Enrique Galvez, President of Rockin’ Android, a localizer of doujin games from Japan for the English speaking market. He was very happy to answer the various questions we had about the new company, including its origins and future plans.