Square Enix published a cinematic video that will meet you when launching a remake Final Fantasy VII. The developers denote the tie as follows: “The Sinra Suspecting Energy Company draws the life power of the planet in the form of a resource called Maco. In the city of Midgar, a flower grinder looks at heaven while a train arrives at the station … "
Recall that a remake Final Fantasy VII Braced into several parts. Now Square Enix releases only the first, where the heroes run away from Midgar. They are going to compensate for the episodic with an expanded plot: for example, in the debut series, players learn more about Midgar than in the original.
Final Fantasy VII Remake starts on April 10 exclusively at PlayStation 4. The game should get to other platforms exactly in a year.
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A lot of people will buy the game on PS4 and it will be bought, then in a year to release on PS5 and PC, and they will buy it again. Everything is simple, purely business
Eat Two chairs Two recording systems from Japanese: Polivanova (SUWITHAnd, WITHInra, t.To. called Kiriji) and Hepburn (SUShAnd, ShInra, for English -speaking, although it is often used in the CIS). There are quite a lot of differences, but in this case – the question in reading the letter し.
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I got acquainted with him.
If in short, then in the Japanese language し reads as a cross between “w” and “C”, the same situation with ち – “chi” and “teh” (for example, たちばな – you can read the oneChiBan/thatTIban), similarly with "p" and "l".
Therefore, for the Japanese しんじ this is しんじ, and for us it can be either Shinji and Shinji.
As I said above, according to Hepburn (Japanese – Latin – Russian) しんじ = shinji = Shinji, and according to Polivanov (Japanese – Cyrillic) しんじ = Shinji.
And in fact, everything has long been mixed, because in the world “sushi”, “Mitsubishi”, “Shiitak” there is no place “Kojima”, and vice versa (ಠ ͜ʖ ಠ)
Clear. Why argue? If you hear "w" then it means there is Sh.
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Here is rather a question in the correct adaptation to one or another specific language. If we are talking about Japanese, then the name of the corporation reads "Sinra", although "Shinra" is heard. With Japanese names and surnames about the same situation. Take, for example, the surname Shindou, which is heard “Shindo”, and “Sino” is written. In English, the name of the corporation is written as follows – shinra, t.e. In the beginning, there is a combination of two consonant letters that give the sound “w” and it is also preserved when translating this word from English into Russian – the oven. While in Japanese this combination of letters is heard as “w”, but when writing they are replaced by “C”.
Most likely it will be, because the plot was planned to be supplemented and expanded. In addition, this already has a kind of confirmation, since the new character Roche, who was not in the original 1997, was registered in the script.
I am more concerned about the fact that the game may be bad, because the development of Toriyam is involved in the development. He was put as a consultant. And this is already a sentence for the game.
So, after all, when localizing, sorry, write synra and pronounce it is also stupid. Yes, the original is written with, but it is pronounced, respectively, in other languages, it should be either in writing and consonant.
If Michael comes to visit, we will not call him Michael (Michael)
In the case of English, this is true. But things are different with Japanese, namely, as it was presented above. I am not an expert on Asian languages, but they have their own abramadabra with pronunciation and spelling there. So only a specialist can explain this in detail in the language of grammar.
I do not know how much he has a strong influence on the project, but the very fact of his participation already makes him fear for the success of the game. I mean success as a final product, because in a commercial plan it will surely succeed, thanks to the hype around the famous name of the game series and the endless devotion of all -working fans.
I don’t understand what the point was to attract him to development at all. He wrote several dialogs for the original 1997 game and came up with several scenes, as he also worked on it in the bearded 90s, but then the company’s management looked at his writings and decided to cut it out of the game, because it was such a crin in the game, which could not be added to the game.
What made them believe that Toriyama this time will be useful and will do something good, one Ktulhu is known. Moreover, he was appointed as much as a consultant. You can only guess how dumb ideas it will offer to embed a remake.
Perhaps this will surprise you, but the answer "yes". In his language, his Shields will be called correctly, and on our Shinji. For example, you can recall the anime series Evangelion, where the main character is called Ikari Shinji and in Russian correctly read and pronounce that way, and the surname will sound in the Japanese surname.
But you can find out why? Because it is always annoying me that despite the fact that it sounds one at a time – they translate and voiced another.
For me it is strange. And very much. Where the rules of exclusion for the Japanese language are written during localization?
To begin with, the point is not the rules of exclusion for the Japanese language. This is a feature of translation from the Japanese language into Russian, which must be taken into account. And in order to fully understand why it is necessary to translate in this way, and not otherwise, it is necessary to learn the language itself or to understand linguistics well. It also happens that localizers simply ignore the rules of translation or adaptation to another language (intentionally or because of their own ignorance), which is why such embarrassment arises, as you are now. Or it may be that such things happen as a result of the need to localize the names and names in a certain way, so that they are better perceived by native speakers of another language and culture. Again, if you look into the past, you can recall the case of the localization of the Japanese names for the anime series “Seilor Moon”, where the main character was called Usagi (in Japanese, this means “rabbit”), and on Russian television in the orders of voice acting it called Bunny (in English means “rabbit”). What is funny, in America Usagi renamed Surina, which, unlike Russian localization, is outside the logic.
Well, who knows. There may be just a human factor. Interesting, and cumulates in Japan is common? Perhaps he hung such a noodles with publishers or to whom he reports there, that our beloved Peter Muline nervously smokes on the sidelines. Maybe he has compromising evidence for the top (whoever they are), and blackmail them at every opportunity. He has a red button, or a personal detachment of mighty Yakuza rangers. The Japanese are, in principle, a strange people, and sometimes they are simply not understood by the Haizins))
