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Translations of wapanese games
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felicity
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pipka
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Rance 2 is finished: http://www.hgtp.info/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=49
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Rape time!
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Gragt said:
Psssh, girls and trannies have probably already moved on to the full translation patch of Tokimeki Memorial Girl's Side part 2.
sgc_meltdown
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Andyman Messiah said:Old news to me.Gragt said:
So bro what kind of guy did you prefer to date
Silentrider
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So, where do I download rance2?
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sgc_meltdown said:Andyman Messiah said:Old news to me.Gragt said:
So bro what kind of guy did you prefer to date
You can date girls in that game. Sort of.
Going on double dates with them to the amusment park, picking to ride all the rides with the girl, and leaving the boys to ride the merry go round together never fails to amuse.
ETA: Also, this.
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Catalina said:
not shoujo ai enough
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pipka
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Go to hongfire. Search for Alicesoft 2010.Silentrider said:
spekkio
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Some fags (partially) translated three PSP games:
Thanks BitGaymer!
- Hatsune Miku - should be right up Codex' alley
- Mystery Dungeon - Shiren The Wanderer 3 Portable
- Way of the Samurai Portable
Thanks BitGaymer!
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There's either a new Crescent Pale Mist fan translation going around or someone finally decided to make the old fan translation actually available for all those doujin gamers who aren neko witches kawaii theurgists. In any case...
The english patch.
The game.
The second link I believe to be for the already fully up to date version, ready to be applied the translation with nothing else done before. I haven't yet tried myself those links given I already did play the game before, but given how very good Crescent Pale Mist actually is I thought about sharing them with Codexia's weaboo squad. For those of you who aren't wise in the Doujin ways, Crescent Pale Mist is like a combination of castlevania like somewhat open levels, a quite fun combat system, and mostly danmaku bosses. It's quite amazing, and one of my favourite Doujin games.
Click here.
That link is for the trailer of the version Rockin' Android translated for Playstation Network past year, which was part of the reason the english translation for the PC version had to go underground.
The english patch.
The game.
The second link I believe to be for the already fully up to date version, ready to be applied the translation with nothing else done before. I haven't yet tried myself those links given I already did play the game before, but given how very good Crescent Pale Mist actually is I thought about sharing them with Codexia's weaboo squad. For those of you who aren't wise in the Doujin ways, Crescent Pale Mist is like a combination of castlevania like somewhat open levels, a quite fun combat system, and mostly danmaku bosses. It's quite amazing, and one of my favourite Doujin games.
Click here.
That link is for the trailer of the version Rockin' Android translated for Playstation Network past year, which was part of the reason the english translation for the PC version had to go underground.
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Symphony of Eternity for the android has been released in English. Here is a review
I gave it a try and it looks pretty good. It's basically a mix of old school nes/snes jRPGs, it mostly reminds me of Chrono trigger and early FF.
Pros :
-Slick and somewhat complex character system that lets you change classes on the fly and learn new abilities.
-Simple and effective turn based combat that reminds me a bit of FFX.
-NO random encounters. You can see the enemies on the map, avoid them if you like (Chrono trigger style) or even try to sneak up on them.
-So far I haven't been forced to grind, and the boss battles seem challenging. Combat difficulty and encounters seem balanced.
-Nice 2D graphics.
-Simple fantasy story that the game doesn't take very seriously.
-A lot of good dungeon crawling and even secret dungeons that can be unlocked after the end of the main story.
-Great midi music.
Cons:
-Controls can be a bit clunky, especially when you're trying to sneak up on enemies.
- JRpg
- Translation could be better.
If you have an android phone and want to try something like that, I definitely recommend to give it a try.
I gave it a try and it looks pretty good. It's basically a mix of old school nes/snes jRPGs, it mostly reminds me of Chrono trigger and early FF.
Pros :
-Slick and somewhat complex character system that lets you change classes on the fly and learn new abilities.
-Simple and effective turn based combat that reminds me a bit of FFX.
-NO random encounters. You can see the enemies on the map, avoid them if you like (Chrono trigger style) or even try to sneak up on them.
-So far I haven't been forced to grind, and the boss battles seem challenging. Combat difficulty and encounters seem balanced.
-Nice 2D graphics.
-Simple fantasy story that the game doesn't take very seriously.
-A lot of good dungeon crawling and even secret dungeons that can be unlocked after the end of the main story.
-Great midi music.
Cons:
-Controls can be a bit clunky, especially when you're trying to sneak up on enemies.
- JRpg
- Translation could be better.
If you have an android phone and want to try something like that, I definitely recommend to give it a try.
Black Cat
Magister
As I understand...
... has just received a translation, so now we have both of the best Liar-Soft visual novels translated into the civilized languages.
Click here to watch the opening. The art and the atmosphere are both pretty cool, and the music is great.
So go and get it. And, if you haven't already, go and get Sekien No Inganock too.
Click here to watch Sekien No Inganock opening. Again, the art and the atmosphere are very cool, and the music is still great.
Both games are steampunk with noir and horror elements, in a very interesting setting. Or maybe two, I haven't heard anything conclusive about whether or not all the What a beautiful thingie games happen in the same world or not, but most people I know asume they do.
... has just received a translation, so now we have both of the best Liar-Soft visual novels translated into the civilized languages.
Click here to watch the opening. The art and the atmosphere are both pretty cool, and the music is great.
So go and get it. And, if you haven't already, go and get Sekien No Inganock too.
Click here to watch Sekien No Inganock opening. Again, the art and the atmosphere are very cool, and the music is still great.
Both games are steampunk with noir and horror elements, in a very interesting setting. Or maybe two, I haven't heard anything conclusive about whether or not all the What a beautiful thingie games happen in the same world or not, but most people I know asume they do.
^ http://vndb.org/v1027
Amaterasu hasn't translated anything shitty yet, so I guess I'll have to take a look.
Amaterasu hasn't translated anything shitty yet, so I guess I'll have to take a look.
Just popping in to let everyone know there is an English translation patch for Touhou Soujinengi, a turn-based Touhou indie RPG influenced by the SaGa Series. Basically, if you enjoyed Labyrinth of Touhou (I made a pretty hot thread about the game not so long ago), then chances are you're going to enjoy this game too. In fact, it's supposed to be just pure rape, in the good sense of the word. We can only hope that's true.
The Genius of Sappheiros (東方蒼神縁起, romanized Touhou Soujinengi, meaning Blue God Omen) is a traditional turn-based RPG released at Comiket 78, heavily influenced by traditional console roleplaying games such as the SaGa Series. Despite being an RPG, it follows a traditional Touhou stage-based format, with each stage being its own dungeon.
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The game itself can be downloaded here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IK0O3SUH
Then you must apply the 2.00 -> 2.06 patch that you can download here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=THZ1N1IP or directly here: http://www.gensoukyou.org/update/souzin206x.exe
And finally the current version of the translation patch can be found at the bottom of the first post here: http://www.shrinemaiden.org/forum/index.php/topic,10383.0.html
Cheers, I'm off!
The Genius of Sappheiros (東方蒼神縁起, romanized Touhou Soujinengi, meaning Blue God Omen) is a traditional turn-based RPG released at Comiket 78, heavily influenced by traditional console roleplaying games such as the SaGa Series. Despite being an RPG, it follows a traditional Touhou stage-based format, with each stage being its own dungeon.
Video 1
Video 2
Video 3
A Youtube comment said:
The game itself can be downloaded here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=IK0O3SUH
Then you must apply the 2.00 -> 2.06 patch that you can download here: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=THZ1N1IP or directly here: http://www.gensoukyou.org/update/souzin206x.exe
And finally the current version of the translation patch can be found at the bottom of the first post here: http://www.shrinemaiden.org/forum/index.php/topic,10383.0.html
Cheers, I'm off!
Black Cat
Magister
Miss Bee said:Cheers, I'm off!
I'm so proud, she's turning into a true Touhoutard. Now it's only a matter of time until she starts uploading images of herself cosplaying Suwako.
Habity Haba said:
Have I ever recomended a bad Visual Novel here?
Mirror-kun said:
Who cares about Soul Hackers'? We want Little Princess!
As if I didn't have enough dungeon crawlers to play already …
anus_pounder
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Shining Force 2. Is that game any good ? I vaguely remember playing it years ago. Had my fill of W.games, I'll do another run of PST later, looking at Jgames (and potato neighborhood games as well) now.
Black Cat
Magister
I have just been informed Koumajou Densetsu II has gotten an official translation patch, just like the first one did.
For those who aren't in the know, the Koumajou Densetsu games are Castlevania clones in Touhou's Gensokyo setting. Each game follows the story of an official Touhou game in some measure, though not very closely and adapted to the new medium and style. They also use some danmaku elements in boss fights and elsewhere, which is kind of awesome in a Castlevania clone.
Clicky click here to watch a video of Koumajou Densetsu II Stranger's Requiem. It shows most of the second stage, including the boss fight againt Chen. Though for some reason the video was recorded on easy modo regardless of what Reisen and Tewi have to say about that.
And Frontier Aja's touhou artwork is still awesome:
You can download the english and french language files from here, as well as the patches up to 1.02. The game you can find on your own, hmpf.
For those who aren't in the know, the Koumajou Densetsu games are Castlevania clones in Touhou's Gensokyo setting. Each game follows the story of an official Touhou game in some measure, though not very closely and adapted to the new medium and style. They also use some danmaku elements in boss fights and elsewhere, which is kind of awesome in a Castlevania clone.
Clicky click here to watch a video of Koumajou Densetsu II Stranger's Requiem. It shows most of the second stage, including the boss fight againt Chen. Though for some reason the video was recorded on easy modo regardless of what Reisen and Tewi have to say about that.
And Frontier Aja's touhou artwork is still awesome:
You can download the english and french language files from here, as well as the patches up to 1.02. The game you can find on your own, hmpf.
You weren't kidding with the Castlevania-clone thingie …
Black Cat
Magister
@ Plataforming Ferret
Not at all. It's pre-SotN Castlevania with lolis and fairies and pretty dresses.
Koumajou Densetsu, the first one, is kind of a bit rough around the edges and stuffies, though it's still pretty good. And the second one is just awesome.
Some of the bosses are very hard, though. Mostly because of the genre mix: When you are on the ground, and maybe jumping, you have a normal hitbox that includes most, or all, of your character. When you are flying, however, you have a much smaller hitbox, and thus the enemies can throw all kind of shit at you while you still have a chance of evading it. In the second one you can only fly for a little while before needing to land to recover your, like, flying energy, so that makes the bullet density a bit frustrating.
Also, it seems they are thinking about making a third one already, which is kind of awesome given it would have to be based around Imperishable Night and thus include a character switch system, kind of like Portrait of Ruin and Castlevania III. It's enough to make me think of actually buying the previous two and donating for the third.
Not at all. It's pre-SotN Castlevania with lolis and fairies and pretty dresses.
Koumajou Densetsu, the first one, is kind of a bit rough around the edges and stuffies, though it's still pretty good. And the second one is just awesome.
Some of the bosses are very hard, though. Mostly because of the genre mix: When you are on the ground, and maybe jumping, you have a normal hitbox that includes most, or all, of your character. When you are flying, however, you have a much smaller hitbox, and thus the enemies can throw all kind of shit at you while you still have a chance of evading it. In the second one you can only fly for a little while before needing to land to recover your, like, flying energy, so that makes the bullet density a bit frustrating.
Also, it seems they are thinking about making a third one already, which is kind of awesome given it would have to be based around Imperishable Night and thus include a character switch system, kind of like Portrait of Ruin and Castlevania III. It's enough to make me think of actually buying the previous two and donating for the third.
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