Remember discs with computer games on the cover of which the name “Fargus” loomed. This is a pirated publication that began its existence in the 90s. I want to show you what Fargus wheels would look like today.
Despite the fact that the company created, perhaps, the best localizations for that time, it did not turn into a reputable law-abiding publishing house, as it was with Akella. In addition to such glorious feats as the localization of Planescape: Torment and games in the Fallout series, pirates were famous for their unconventional approach to translating game titles. So, on the racks with discs, you could easily find something like “Assholes against the traffic police,” “Stunt hucksters,” or “Kick in the balls.” Despite the fact that the company died, its memory lives on in the hearts of old gamers.
