I have done this for Fallout 3 at OkaySoft, there are a few more shops that import games, but I haven't tried it since then. Fortunately most games I bought recently came with the english language also available.
Prototype 2 english language pack
When a language pack is installed, the application ribbon automatically displays localized text for all of the default text in the ribbon. System labels are defined in a ResourceId attribute value that is for internal use only.When you add your own text you should use the element to provide localized text for the languages you support. More information: Use Localized Labels with Ribbons
When a language pack is installed, the default text in the application navigation bar automatically displays localized text.To override the default text or to provide your own text, use the element.The Titles element should contain a element that contains localized text for any languages your solution supports.If a Title element isn't available for the user's preferred language, the title that corresponds to the organization base language is displayed.
If labels for the base language of the target system are not provided in the solution package, the labels of the base language of the source are used instead. For example, if you import a solution that contains labels for English and French with English as the base language, but the target system has Japanese and French with Japanese as the base language, English labels are used instead of Japanese labels. The base languages labels cannot be null or empty.
Before you export translations you must first install the language packs and provision all the languages you want to have localized. You can export the translations in the web application or by using the ExportTranslationRequest message. For more information, see Export Customized Entity and Field Text for Translation. 2ff7e9595c
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