The gaming industry’s global expansion paved the way for unique opportunities in emerging markets. Brazil, in particular, emerged as a powerhouse in the gaming world, becoming the world’s fifth-largest market in terms of player numbers and one of Latin America’s fastest-growing gaming markets.
In today’s economy, customer-focused strategies have become the key to success, and companies need to stay ahead of their customers’ needs and expectations if they want to remain competitive.
It’s easy to think that if you need something translated, the first thing you should do is find a translation vendor and simply send them your materials to translate.
84% of consumers have made a purchase because of a company’s video. If you look around, it won’t be a surprise that video content is taking over.
Over the past decade, video games have skyrocketed in popularity, leading to increased awareness among game developers and marketers about the importance of prioritizing player experience and satisfaction.
Before booking localization services, clients typically reach out to several localization specialists to ask for their rate sheet.
Virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) is getting a lot of buzz these days and for good reason. This exciting technology can be applied to many industries.
In the ever-expanding world of gaming, video game localization has become a crucial component for achieving global success.
In an ideal world we would always get what we want when we want it for the best price at the best possible quality.
It’s always important to keep budget top of mind when planning a translation or localization project and it’s equally important to understand how pricing for these types of projects work.
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