Posts tagged TLWiki
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Tidbit: Seinarukana project started on TLWiki
June 25th, 2010, by in Tidbits, Translation
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Stalled Katahane translation resumes with a new translator
June 20th, 2010, by in Translation
After a previous attempt to translate Katahane stalled back in January on the TLWiki, a new translator, Yeah321, has decided to pick up the title from where the previous translator stalled. The old translator, “I failed jp302″, translated roughly ten percent of the trial version of the Katahane between December 2009 and January 2010 before deciding he was in over his head, and Yeah321 has began translating from this point. “I failed jp302″ has joined in this new effort to translate the title once again, this time as an editor instead of a translator.
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IP Blocks, Revisited
May 26th, 2010, by in Translation
A blog site that keeps track of the export of Japanese bishoujo games, hevoluson, posted an article today looking at the current status of foreign IP blocks in Japan as well as TLWiki’s blocks, using a 2ch thread on an 18+ board as a source. The author points out an interesting post in the thread which claims that in addition to minori, CUFFS and Gungnir, there were three other companies who sent requests to TLWiki. However, there has been no sign of any response from TLWiki with regards to these requests.
UPDATE: Anime Novel related stuff moved to new post
UPDATE 2: Conversations in TLWiki’s IRC channel seem to indicate that cease and desist notices were indeed received from GIGA. Meanwhile, several uploaded scripts from Parfait were removed and Baldr Force EXE was removed from the list of projects in the sidebar.
UPDATE 3: Both Parfait and Baldr Force EXE pages have been now deleted from TLWiki.
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Tidbit: TLWiki institutes Japanese IP redirect
May 12th, 2010, by in Tidbits, Translation
Perhaps in response to recent cease & desist requests from Japanese game companies, TLWiki has now put in place a system to redirect users with Japanese IP addresses to Google, according to a recent post on the wiki. This is shortly after they moved their website onto its own subdomain, hosting off a different IP address from the main http://tsukuru.info/ web site.
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Tidbit: Subarashiki Hibi project started
May 10th, 2010, by in Tidbits, Translation