While wandering around the E3 show floor today, I ran into XSEED's Jessica Chavez, who you might remember from an informative Kotaku Q&A about how Japanese video games are localized for Western shores.
Every Friday afternoon, the staff of Xseed Games have a meeting. They sit in a conference room, break out the booze, and talk about video games. They talk about what games might be fun to make, what games might be fun to play, and what sort of strange Japanese titles they should work on next.
Ever wonder how a Japanese game makes its way to the U.S.? What exactly does video game localization consist of? How many millions and millions of video game letters get translated from Japanese to English every year?
