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Indeed, I would really prefer if people buy the game instead of downloading it on the Internet... But I know that there's a lot of people who owns a R4 card adapter to play Nintendo DS games and download them on the net... Personally, I'm a little bit against those cards, but in other way people can try our games with it and discover who we are so in that case, it's quite good. My way of thinking is: if you download the game and like it, buy it after. It will encourage not only ourselves, but all the gaming industry as well. I'm really glad that you guys enjoy the game. We had a lot of fun doing it and we hope that you will have some fun playing it.

Originally Posted by Nicholas "i totally don't buy that it is him how did he even find this site how did he know this thread existed" I was searching for a review of the game and I found this thread, and I know this site for quite a long time by now. I'm really a fan of video games music and the remixers here do a great job But if you don't want to believe me, that's fine, I'm not here to convince anyone, just to answers some questions and interrogations people might have.

Seriously, we would really like to do the sequel, French for Everyone. It depends on so many things: the client of Spanish for Everyone, our schedule with our other projects, etc.. Let's cross our fingers

The cop cars run after Miguel's father... and they must leave the country fast so I will let your imagination complete the story Indeed, all the story was intentional

There are some "fireworks" in the background, if you know what I mean

I will try to answer all your questions ans interrogations Yes we had a lot of fun doing the game. It was a tight project, not much time to do it and a limited budget (Value title) and it was a Language learning game, so we decide to have fun doing it with double meaning jokes like Shrek movies. All the texts was made by my colleague, so thx to him for this bizarre story, if you know what I mean For my part, I was the lead designer on the project, I designed the 3 main games, the menu system, the point system and had some influence over the music and sounds. I work for Humagade, a company located in Quebec City, Canada. I think that the best aspect of the game is that people who don't understand Spanish can enjoy the game as well as people who wants to learn some Spanish vocabulary. That's pretty much it

<Proof, then. No offense, but just because you say you are, doesn't mean anything.> Just look in the credit if you don't believe me...

You're right, there's not much Spanish speaking people here in Canada but we were working with Activision, an American client and there is much more Spanish speaking people in the U.S.

I work on the project and believe me, you must see the talking bull and the importer/exporter guy, they are awesome too.