Topic by tomi 2005-09-04 22:23:57

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Hi you

all, This is tomi, aka tmsgames. Yes, I aheard of esp softworks aka adora

entertaintment possibly going away. so, Tms games will be back. I am

planning to create a domain (tmsgames.com). My new e-mail,

[email protected], is now gone. My new e-mail is [email protected]. Hour

purpose has not changed: Games for hungary. Free only though. Well, hope to

have everything back and running in a few months.

Regards:

tomi

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Reply by big y 2005-09-04 22:34:37

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hello

tomy,
well.. you are contradicting your self here:
you say that after such

sad events like the closing of adora entertainment ,you will continue with

tms games, well, I think other gamers(not hungarian) should enjoy your games

and thereFore, I dont think you should making your games only in hungarian,I

could also tranzlate or make my games in to my native langwage ,but doing so

,will prevent other people equoly interested in them to not be able to play

and enjoy them
think about it
respects
yakir

big y's Website

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Reply by Mike 2005-09-05 02:23:17

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Hi,

Are you planning to develop games or translate existing games? Big Y has a

point, I don't know any blind people who are Hungarian.

Regards,
Mike
Co-Founder, RS Games
www.rsgames.org

Mike's Website

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Reply by tomi 2005-09-05 17:00:33

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Hi,
Yes, i am only planning to translate. Since i don't know any

programming and don't want to, not good at math at all... I might though

submit mods on the audio games site when I have time.

But there are

hungarians out there, yes, I've been to bording school in my fighthgrade,

had like 200 kids back there...

73:
Tomi
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tomi

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Reply by cx2 2005-09-06 11:13:05

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I agree

that Mike spoke a bit quickly. Just because you don't know an individual

doesn't mean they don't exist. There are blind people in almost every

country, we aren't a localised phenomenon.

I do suspect though that if a

company were to start in a non-english speaking country they would have to

start with the domestic audience yes, but would probably achieve more stable

growth if they could find someone to help them translate their games into

English.

I'm not saying this applies to anyone here in particular, and

it would certainly only apply to new games and not what are basically

"language packs"

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