Forum - View topicNEWS: Khara, Dwango Establish Company to Fund Indie Games
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Cardcaptor Takato
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So Anno has no intentions of finishing the last Eva movie?
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Chris1908
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I'm Greek and i've never heard that word before. The Greek word for cotton is Βαμβάκι(Vamvaki). |
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Fenrin
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That name just fails on all levels.....they're basically calling their games filler or 'fluff'; if read like "Baka" it just elicits cringe; and 'vaca' in Spanish means cow. Not to mention they apparently didn't do their research when trying to be fancy by choosing a foreign word.
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Kadmos1
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Lame name choice aside, with so many f indie game developers inside/outside of Japan, there is the chance some of them could see anime adaptations. For example, let's say by year's end this company gets $1 million in revenue and they help a start-up L.A.-based start-up company get their first game launched. The L.A. company might respond back with "As you helped us fund our 1st game, you can make a TV anime version of this game. However, we might have some conditions that need to be met."
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Usagi-kun
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I was thinking maybe Latin, but this was the best I could find. https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/vaka @Fenrin, Yes, cow. Is there an 'Engrish' equivalent for Japanese speakers? |
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