Retronauts Vol. III Episode 8: Fan Translations

Retronauts

Technology, Leisure, Games, Video Games

4.5 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 21 October 2013

⏱️ 114 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, we examine the achievements of gaming's true heroes: the selfless hackers who spend weeks, months, and years translating some of the most amazing games that never left Japan -- and for free! Join Bob Mackey, Ray Barnholt, and the Laser Time Network's Chris Antista and Brett Elston for a discussion of the fan translation scene, and a thorough countdown of the top 12 fan translated games you should play.

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0:00.0	Thinking about spilling the tea?
0:02.2	WhatsApp has multiple layers of protection.
0:04.5	With enter-end encryption, no one but those in the chat can see it.
0:07.8	Which means you can spill the whole pot.
0:09.8	And with chat lock, you can password protect your most personal chats.
0:13.3	So you can spill the beans too.
0:15.0	And when all the features work together,
0:17.1	you can spill everything on the table without worrying about cleanup.
0:21.0	Because you can make it disappear at the press of a button.
0:24.0	So don't just spill the tea.
0:25.6	Spill it all.
0:26.8	WhatsApp message privately with multiple layers of protection.
0:29.9	This week on RetroNots, be sure to delete this podcast within 24 hours of downloading.
0:34.3	Hey everybody, it's me Bob Mackie, your host for episode 8 of RetroNots.
1:00.7	Today's topic is the fan translation scene and the top fan translation you should play.
1:05.7	I'm your host, obviously Bob Mackie.
1:07.5	Let's see who else is here today.
1:09.3	Who is here, Ray's here.
1:10.7	Hi Ray.
1:11.7	Ray Barnholes.
1:12.7	We all know you, you're a RetroNot.
1:13.7	Yeah.
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