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A little slow and annoying way to translate games using your smartphone.

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I forgot about the hooking text method. Silly of me.
Well you can use this method to translate those menus or tooltips.
Not for story-line translating. Yes. Hooking is better if you want story.

Now the more slow and annoying one-by-one method.

1. Run the game
Use AppLocale or NTLEA/NTLER/LE(There are many variations of NT Locale Emulator, get the newest compatible version with your OS)
You should be able to find enormous resources about these programs(Google is our friend).
NT Locale Emulators rock, where AppLocale fails. Well for me they did.
Anyways I won't be discussing that.

2.Take out your phone
Download Google translate app from Google play(sorry for those who use iOS, I never had one of those.):sweatdrop:

3.Hit the camera icon at the first screen you see(maybe you have to find it!) and it will be set to image translation mode.
Follow the instructions given by the app and start clearing out the damn fog a.k.a language barrier!
Don't forget to set the starting language and destination language.

You got more simpler/convenient/less-annoying way?:want: Share it by posting a comment!:payup:
Excluding Hooking that is.
Go easy on me guys, I'm still pretty new here.

Managed to translate some settings and UI elements on few games!:happy:

BEWARE THIS METHOD USES GOOGLE TRANSLATOR.
I WOULDN'T SAY MORE.
YOU KNOW THE REST OF THE WARNING.
:evil:

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