I suggest Larian Studios offers translation of his games in Brazilian Portuguese. The Portuguese Language is spoken for more 240 million persons (Wiki).

Brazilian has 35 millions active gamers (2011)
Survey: Brazilian Games Market

For example, some game titles were/ will be launched in Portuguese (Considering various platforms):

God of War: Ascencion;
Assassins Creed III;
Halo 3;
Viva Piñata;
The Sims 3;
Ghost Recon Future Soldier;
Etc.

Unfortunately, we have few translated or dubbed titles, yet. Therefore, there are some non-official "translators" sites in Brazil (Exemple: GameVicio, Tribo Gamer). In fact, play RPG genre in another language is painful.

I'm not sure what languages Original Sin will be released in. In a comment of the blog post The cost of dialogue in games, Sergei Klimov wrote "Dragon Commander will most likely ship in French, German, Russian, Polish and Spanish (probably, Japanese, too) - in addition to English."

With their previous games Larian did the English and German releases, with publishers responsible for localization in other regions. Since they are self publishing the upcoming games, they may have kept ease of translation more in mind during development (though I don't know if that would effect the cost or probability of additional localizations).
Original Sin will ship with an editor, which could make fan-made translations easier (someone translated D2:ED into Hungarian, for example, and there was at least an attempt at Portuguese and Turkish).


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Confirmed languages for both games are English, German, Polish, Russian. More will be added for sure, but that's the list of confirmed ones for the moment.