famousringo on 03 April 2009
| Jerk007 said: That article is wrong. Games that don't have a French version available anywhere else can and will get released in Québec. The law is just to ensure that French (or multilingual) versions of games will be available in Québec if they are made. The same goes for movies and computer softwares, yet you don't hear anyone cry over those. |
Quoted because people seem to be ignoring this and Wyldrage's post.
If a French version is available, this law requires that it be released in Quebec. If you can't be bothered to make a French localization, you can still sell your game in Quebec in whatever other language.
Or, you could keep freaking out, if you really must.
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