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>>4633491

>>4568325
Truly engrossing piece of info.

http://novelnews.net/2010/03/03/interview-with-the-visual-novel-translator/
>We had a nice chat with one of the visual novel translators from MangaGamer.
>That said, I also wish less people would pirate our games. For a multi-million-dollar console game developer, a few hundred or a thousand copies lost isn’t very significant, but for a small company like ours, every single loss hurts. As it stands, our best seller, Shuffle, has still only sold half the copies we’d like it to, and our next best sellers, Da Capo, Higurashi, and Kira Kira, have sold even less. People have asked us about whether or not we would ever publish hard copy print-runs, but the fact of the matter is that those are impossible if we can’t anticipate sales equating our current goal.
>After I finish work on Koihime Musou, I’ll be editing work done by a few new translators for a game by Circus
>Yes, Da Capo I.F. was dropped for now, but the new game is one in the Da Capo series. As for which one, I’ll let that be a surprise for later.
>We recently met with some of the companies to discuss the next titles coming out in our lineup, and I’m certainly looking forward to them. We have a few more sex-romps from Nexton that are already in the lineup, but we’re also likely to get an Ojou-sama game that the folks at BaseSon developed prior to working on Koihime Musou. We’ll also be getting another game from Overdrive, but not until they actually finish development.
(game in question http://vndb.org/v979 )

>Lastly, the companies we’ve been working with have been talking to a certain other company, and they seem quite interested in working with us. We haven’t started anything official with them yet, but I certainly hope that all goes well.

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>>4200136
>Post in this thread if you used to think that Sword's were awesome swords

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>3D
Fascinating.

>>3739983

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>>3684440

OP here.

>Good job at not being able to use ATLAS.

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