>>538065557
>>538065805
Mario's wikifags had the good sense to tell their encyclopedia off. Sadly, Sonic's doesn't. Zelda's are in the middle. It depends on the wiki.
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>>537787252
Through circular reporting.
Through circular reporting.
If Ian Flynn is such a great localizing fact-checker, why did he steal everything from a wiki and present it as his own?
>>533557056
People like him are unironically a danger to our cultural heritage: the serious-business art form known as video games.
People like him are unironically a danger to our cultural heritage: the serious-business art form known as video games.
>>532678280
Fuck You ~from the wiki who didn't kiss your ass
Fuck You ~from the wiki who didn't kiss your ass
>>532510353
"Now"?
"Now"?
>>531513608
>you now remember that Ian Flynn was the (((localizer))) who somehow wormed his way into bossing translators around and let them take the fall for his idiocy
>you now remember that Ian Flynn was the (((localizer))) who somehow wormed his way into bossing translators around and let them take the fall for his idiocy
>>528941306
The one who (probably) desecrated your encyclopedia.
The one who (probably) desecrated your encyclopedia.
>>527876130
Separating the translator and the localizer was a failed experiment.
Separating the translator and the localizer was a failed experiment.
>>11796891
One "localizer" working for Dark Horse Comics - it's almost certain in retrospect that it was Ian Flynn of all people - stole a lot of bad/dated info from the Wiki and lazily slapped it into the English edition of the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia without a second thought, which tarnished the reputation of the book in some circles, and he was rightfully paranoid that it would happen again.
One "localizer" working for Dark Horse Comics - it's almost certain in retrospect that it was Ian Flynn of all people - stole a lot of bad/dated info from the Wiki and lazily slapped it into the English edition of the Super Mario Bros. Encyclopedia without a second thought, which tarnished the reputation of the book in some circles, and he was rightfully paranoid that it would happen again.