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I was told by a former newspaper colleague that for years the Montreal Gazette (the English-language paper in the city) used to keep a tally of the number of jobs lost in the city/province because of the language laws.

This does not sound that bad -- as technically Canada is a bilingual country. But what happens if a game is released in NA and then in the EU. Does an English-only game get pulled once a French version is available?

Also, if a game is released in the EU first, will publishers actually make the French version of a mid-level title available in the PQ, or just say the heck with it and forgo local sales?

These are relevant questions.

Mike from Morgantown

Mike from Morgantown




      


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