LowDefAl

Looks like it should be in a prison with that case

@tonyhoro There's an old adage that applies here. "if a job is worth doing, its worth doing properly". Bad translations are a waste of time, they annoy people who want it done properly, and they annoy the people who try to fix it because it deserves better. It also puts people off releasing a proper translation because most people would rather translate untranslated games than redo someone else's bad work. Apart from all those people who keep re-re-re translating Final Fantasy games for some reason.

Bad releases don't do any one any favours, and a lot of them tend to be MTL. Sometimes someone will try their best at a proper translation and is doing their best but open about it and that's fine.

you'll see they are pretty open about it and even provide the tools for those who want to try a more accurate translation of the game.

Why should any one else have to fix their bad job? Why are you getting on someone else's case for not being a translator while defending the team that released it for pawning it off onto others to fix?

@PXAbstracftion in inclined to think Google only did it to prevent their own AI scraping material written by an AI

@Zeebor15 Licensing aside I doubt SNK are involved, these are just reissues of existing versions. I have the original X68k version of the second game on my shelf.

@PopetheRev28 Their Hackerone page specifically says they aren't interested in reports for PS3, PSP or Vita, Only PS4 and PS5.

They aren't too bothered about firmware hacks, as long as they don't affect company, employee or user identity and financial data and such.