Ok, it’s time for some New Year’s resolutions!
I do hope that next year I’ll have more time that I’ll be able to dedicate to this blog and my favorite field of expertise: video game localization.
It just dawned on me that I haven’t actually covered that in any of my articles for this blog and it’s weird, because I’ve been localizing video games for quite some time now.
In fact, this year alone I worked on more than 400 projects in this field ranging from tiny small updates for already localized games to full localization of upcoming and highly anticipated games.
So, yeah, I love video games and I love localizing them even despite the many challenges we (localizers) and game developers face.
Which is exactly what I’m talking about in my new interview that I did for SDL Trados.
My interview for @sdltrados is now live! Check it out here: https://t.co/nykGWG5s6G
It’s a 2,000+ read so be sure to grab a cup of tea! 😉
I talk about game #localization, why I love video games and what challenges #indiedev and #gamedev folks face. I hope you’ll enjoy it!
— Dmitry Kornyukhov 🍁 (@itranslategames) December 13, 2017
Check it out if you have a free minute and be sure to grab a cup of something warm (I’ve heard hot chocolate works best). 😉
Or, you could also read my favorite bits that I’ve posted on Twitter.
https://twitter.com/itranslategames/status/940289518732828672
Also, if you want to catch up on other things that I’ve been up to this year then you should definitely check out:
- The Open Mic – a social network for translators and interpreters that I’ve built. It has won 2 Proz.com Community Choice awards as the best website for translators;
- Translators On Air – a weekly webinar/podcast series with more than 60 episodes recorded to date;
- #LocalizationMatters – our new interview series where we interview startups and mobile developers and learn about their localization process and how localization affects their metrics;
And this is pretty much it for today 🙂 See you around!
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