Well Capcom Fans,

Lost here. I’m back with the third and final installment of interviews with the Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Justice For All localization team. This time around, we’re interviewing Janet Hsu, also of Capcom Japan, who talks about how long it takes for one to become fluent in Japanese and yummy noodles known as “soba”. Luckily it appears there is no correlation between language fluency and eating soba. “Slurp!”

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Hey Capcom Fans,

First off, you may or may not have noticed something… strange, with Scarlett’s picture. No, she hasn’t suddenly become a hideous Frankenstein-ish monstrosity. She is merely taking a well deserved vacation for a few weeks, and I, Lost, will be taking over for her in the meantime. I will try my best to fill her amazingly comfortably fitting high-heel shoes.

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Hey Capcom Fans,

This week, I got the chance to pose interview questions to Capcom of Japan’s very own Translation Team! If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to live in Osaka and get the very first peek at Capcom’s latest and greatest titles, read on! This week, we discuss what the process was like for our most recently released DS title: Phoenix Wright Ace Attorney Justice For All. Our first interview is with Brandon Gay. Enjoy!

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Capcom is just an incredible snowstorm of activity right now with Lost Planet kicking into high gear. (Yes people, pun intended sorry!) Therefore, I wanted to give you readers a first-hand look at what its like to be in the center of all the hub-bub.

Meet Brian Dunn, the man with the Lost Planet blog, a deadly thirst for Snow Piracy and, thus far, the most kills racked up on his Lost Planet multiplayer belt. There is no better person on these premises to better give you a peek into the world of Lost Planet than Brian.

Until I get a few more paying hours logged, that is!

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