Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train)

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train) JGT is the smoothest option for sure if all you want to do is play games in Japanese and have it pull from Google translate without you having to copy and paste. Post 2 pretty much nailed it, and there are other apps

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train)

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train) Hi @nidza07, thanks for the helpful reply! I'll check it out. URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/574842/#p574842 -- Audiogames-reflector mailing list Audiogames-reflector@sabahattin-gucukoglu.com https

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train)

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train) hay sir, you can use jgt(Japanese games tranzlater) by e n read, don't remember the site to download it though, someone else mite be able to give you the sites address URL: https://forum.audiogames.net/post/574831

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train)

Re: How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train) Greetings, Google translate of course works everywhere, not just on Android. However, of course it would be very teadious to copy the text, paste to Google translate, and get the result every time. That is  why Ian Reed

How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train)

How are games actively translated into English (re: Dreamy Train) I've seen some mention about a game called Dreamy Train on here recently and the description of it peaked my interest, until I saw a not-so-helpful note in the Audiogames Database saying that a translator app can be used