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Meaning of "fan translation"
Fan translation refers to the unofficial translation of media content, such as books, movies, or video games, by dedicated fans rather than professional translators. It is a phenomenon where passionate enthusiasts translate content into different languages in order to make it accessible to a wider audience that may not otherwise have access to official translations. Fan translations can sometimes have a significant impact on global cultural exchange and fandom communities
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Fan translation of computer and video games.
I have only read the fan translation.
English fan translation of video games.
Chapter names are from fan translation.
There is a fan translation and it looks like a solid effort too.
The game was never released outside of Japan but an English fan translation is available.
Chronology of fan translation patches.
He is named Sebastian Debeste in the fan translation.
Demiforce fan translation.
Fan translation of written fiction, particularly short stories but sometimes including full novels.
There is an English fan translation project.
A fan translation was completed little more than three years prior to Square 's official statement.
Named Justine Courtney in the fan translation.
Therefore, fan translation can not be regarded as a threat.
Named Blaise Debeste in the fan translation.
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In video gaming, a fan translation is an unofficial translation of a video game made by fans.
This version doesn't have a fan translation.
However, people also consider fan translation as a potential threat to professional translation.
The game never got a release in America or Europe, but a complete fan translation exists.
Super NES fan translation.
When Nintendo did not release a localized version of Mother 3, fans organized their own fan translation.
An English-language fan translation of the visual novel exists.
Shin Megami Tensei if… receives an English fan translation.
A complete fan translation of Phantasy Star Generation, 1 was released by fan site Phantasy Star Cave.
Though the game was released exclusively in Japan, a fan translation to English was made.
The above comes from a fan translation of the Afterword found in High School DxD, Volume 13.
The English translation is not officially licensed, but a fan translation is available at SoloLeveling.
As of 2013, no fan translation has been completed or released for the compilation.
O'Hagan has used user-generated translation, fan translation and community translation.
Fan translation of audiovisual material, particularly fansubbing of anime, dates back to the 1980s.
Sekai Project originated in 2007 as a fan translation group translating the visual novel School Days.
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Staff resources and translation of official documents
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