DVDs have indeed gotten western companies out of the sub-or-dub dilemma, so I suppose I'm grateful, though it means going through the setup menues every time to get to the Japanese version. I'm fast developing a phobia about setup menues. They're usually 'cute,' tricksy and non-intutive, hard to read and frustrating to use, and strongly suggestive that the west is still in a Dub-of-course mentality. Why else make the default 'English language subtitles off'? Helsing's were the worst to date, but SC isn't far behind. If the little red mark is next to play you're actually going to set-up; the play location is an inch to the left of the word play.
DVDs have indeed gotten western companies out of the sub-or-dub dilemma, so I suppose I'm grateful, though it means going through the setup menues every time to get to the Japanese version. I'm fast developing a phobia about setup menues. They're usually 'cute,' tricksy and non-intutive, hard to read and frustrating to use, and strongly suggestive that the west is still in a Dub-of-course mentality. Why else make the default 'English language subtitles off'? Helsing's were the worst to date, but SC isn't far behind. If the little red mark is next to play you're actually going to set-up; the play location is an inch to the left of the word play.
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The dread Torontonian three h's are upon us: hot, hazy, and humid. Must still say it's not that hot- 28 may be muggy and unpleasant but doesn't…
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Discover by accident ie poking around menues which evidently is how you're supposed to find techy things out, that the command to kill images is…
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A reason not to write Regencies
My easy care reading at the moment is something called The Age of Exuberance, a fifty year old semi-textbook designed to give American students some…
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