This is an actual dictionary software for the Nintendo DS that was made by a Korean company. Might as well have named it Touch Bal or Touch Pus.
Potentially offensive DS dictionary set for release
No, it's not a dirty dictionary for the DS, but rather, a dictionary for the DS with a dirty name. "Touch Dic," which will be renamed before release, comes equipped with English-Korean, Korean-English, Japanese-Korean, Korean-Japanese and Korean-Korean touch screen options. If it's not obvious to you, it's being developed and released (September 9) in Korea. No price has been set, but a special bundle, including a DS and the dictionary, will be sold in limited quantities for 225,000 won (or roughly $220). Pricey.
<<Banned From SRF. Nuff Said.>> - Key-J
