Time to bring this to the big screen...erm...the forum.

"Mais c'est loin d'être votre seule option. Vous pouvez, à la place, créer une boutique studio et conquérir les festivals avec des réalisateurs avant-gardistes."

Une "boutique studio" ?

That... doesn't mean anything... if you guys can't be bothered to translated correctly then don't bother but I guess it's better to say that your game is in a language that's just incomprehensibly altavista-ed...

Guess "Titanic" being my Opus Magna?
The best movies I see I dream. Don't know if already a plot line.

Starting to see a trend of game naming to trick people into thinking they are 18+. Though admittedly, It is amusing.


edit= typo

When I get around to buying this game, I'm going to have the studio that only makes trendy avant garde art house films for cats, which actually means super hero movies with lots of fast movement and epic soundtracks that you can rock out to. That's what cats actually watch in terms of movies.

What in actual heck made you think this is an adult game?

Maybe we should start treating game titles as Rorschach tests....

edit - When I saw the title, I thought it was going to be some kind of Hollywood / film business sim with anthropomorphic characters. *shrug*

Well actually I was thinking of American Psycho, but if you thought of sex.....hehehe, I guess that works for some people xD

Mmmm, brown. Nothing quite as appealing as staring into various shades of brown, even if that's "Realistic" for the era. (Dust bowl Cali.)

Just kidding: It may have been something of a generalized scrubland, but there were still trees, grass, and paved roads!

- build a multi-billion-dollar monster that destroys everything in its path, with blockbusters made strictly according to formulas.
- create a boutique studio, and conquer the festivals with avant-garde directors.
- build a trash factory, challenging "good taste" at every turn, filling the screens with blood and spit.

I'm pretty sure in this context, "boutique studio" is supposed to mean "a small studio", resp. "an indie studio", with an emphasis on quality over quantity.

Oh, never heard of that term, be it in english or french...