• This Be Bad Translation #06, Hana no Star Kaidō!

  This weird old game was only released in Japan, yet it features lots of memorably bad English writing.

• This Be Bad Translation #07, Battle Rangers!

  This arcade classic features amazing examples of bad 1980s video game translation.

• This Be Bad Translation #10, Kidō Senshi Gundam Part 1: Gundam Daichi ni Tatsu!

  This obscure Japanese computer game is entirely in English - and it's charmingly bad.

• This Be Bad Translation #11, Twinkle Star Sprites!

  This Neo Geo classic is a great example of a lesser known, "slow burn" bad translation in action.

• This Be Bad Translation #13, Sword Art Online: Hollow Fragment!

  Why is this infamous translation considered a modern "All Your Base"? Let's find out!

• This Be Bad Translation #14, Kitty Love!

  Nintendo's eShop is filling up with poorly translated Japanese games. Here's a look at another notorious one.

• This Be Bad Translation #15, Ayakashi Koi Gikyoku!

  Another poorly-translated otome game hit Nintendo Switch's eShop. Let's look at the best of the worst lines.

• This Be Bad Translation #16, Iris School of Wizardry!

  This poorly translated Nintendo Switch game was given a new translation. Here are some before-and-after comparisons!

• This Be Bad Translation #17, Alice in the Heart ~Wonderful Wonder World~ !

  This is one of THE best, unknown gems of bad video game translation. Let's see why!

• Unusual English in Japanese Video Game Credits

  Japanese game credits often use English in interesting ways. Let's examine some common patterns and why they happen.