TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT IN MARBELLA EAST
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Condo Apartment with the following amenities:
- Direct with 180 degrees “panoramic” ocean view,
- Fully furnished, with linens, towels & fully equipped kitchen,
- Central air-conditioning, cable TV, phone, internet connection,
- The building has pool, basketball & tennis court, kiosk with barb-b-q areas
- Direct access to the beach from the building facilities,
- The building is walking distance from: The following hotels: San Juan, International, Embassy Suites, Ritz Carlton and others with casinos, restaurants; pharmacies, and supermarkets (some of which open 24 hours a day)
- Public transportation available in front of building,
This apartment is rented, subject to availability, on either a month to month basis or on a daily basis (minimum rental is 3 nights), at the following rates:
- Month to month basis from April to December 15 at $1500-1800/month (depending on rental duration) + utilities (electric, water, etc) or on a daily basis at $125/night + 7%Tax
- From Dec 15 to April it rents at the high season rates which are approximately $2800/month or $185/day (e mail or call for details and availability).
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Because of innumerable reasons that are tied to a certain place, a video game, already released in some places and that looks completely fine in one country could be rejected as the devil incarnate in another. This is one of the reasons why localization – as opposed to mere translation- is a must for computer and consoles games.
That said, one seemingly simple yet relatively deep and complicated question has always bothered me: when does localization go so far that it becomes censorship? And is that something one should accept?
In order to illustrate my thoughts, let’s see how Yakuza 3 on PS3 was adapted for the US territory. Almost immediately, it came under fire for the huge cuts it suffered at the hands of Western localizers. Apparently, a significant chunk of the cut scenes, minigames, and events were removed from the US release, deemed “inappropriate” for American audiences.
It was certainly a disappointment for gamers who expected to have the same game as the Japanese one after reading reviews and news in video game magazines or forums.
Now if you look at it, most gamers actually are adult and will absolutely not care to find certain elements. In fact, their absence may come as a huge disappointment for them and alter their gaming experience. So should developers think a little more about what public they are targetting, or just assume anyone may buy the game by accident, and thus edit it?.
Game translation is not censorship and should be adapted to players in a certain territory.