uncut, uncensored, more accurate translation
http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/772/
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uncut, uncensored, more accurate translation
http://www.romhacking.net/hacks/772/
I couldnt think of a bigger waste of time if I tired.
1) They didnt even use the Japanese version so this wasn't a learn experince for ASM or just futhering rom hacking skills
2) Plenty of untranslated Japanese MD and Mega CD games out there
3) Absolutely so little people are gonna care.
Call me Mr negitivty or w/e but its true.
As the biggest Beyond Oasis fan in the world (or in the running), I am the opposite of Clessy and I'll definitely check this out. Thanks for the heads up, Shadowhawk!
I certainly can.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
If it's different then thats an even bigger reason to give it a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
Yes and this one was different enough for a translation. What's wrong with that?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
I beg to differ!Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
Instead of Mr negitivty I'll call you Mr. Negativity.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
Jesus Christ! I think your capable of much better posts then that.
+1 idk the game was even censored here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
There's a fair number of people who care about the accuracy of the translated text in comparison to the original. I know someone did a "retranslation" of Phantasy Star II that's also on romhacking.net.
And editing the EU/US version of the game is easier and faster than having to disassemble the game and rebuild the engine... and if the engine is good enough, why bother doing everything from scratch again? Reinventing the wheel is under most circumstances not a good idea. Oh and then you need to have people who know how the MD works in order to reverse-engineer the game =P
Because rom hacking is also very fun on a technical level. Sometimes the point is reinventing the wheel. J2es translation of ff4 is a prime example of this.Quote:
Originally Posted by andlabs
Well yes, it is fun — especially fun to me :D (hi I disassembled Puyo Puyo to rip its sprites instead of using a screenshot =P ) But not for everyone, and especially not if the job someone wants to do is quick, like this script fix, so eh :/ Your choice of what you want to do
Very interested; thanks man! :)
Great! Thanks for sharing good information.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShadowHawk
Please, can you give a link for a hack or homebrew game by you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Clessy
Pardon, but maybe you are the new king of suck, right there with Super Thunder Blade!
Neat! I haven't played the original yet, but it's cool to see that there is an interest in hacking Genesis games and that people are taking the time and effort to follow through and complete these projects. Rom hacks - always relevant!
yea, and i dont think that guy spelled one freakin thing right. (fucking idiot)Quote:
Originally Posted by andlabs
What is uncensored?
I've worked with groups like j2e and dejap. You heard of them? Or should we be giving some more praise to a simple hex edit of the text of a game? I also have plenty of friends in that scene. To praise something like this is a sheer lack of respect towards groups who take on real projects that take real effort.Quote:
Originally Posted by agostinhobaroners
Plus you don't have to do something to be objective about it. Your arguement is as stupid as telling movie critics to go out and make a better movie if they didnt like it.
Couldnt get the patch to work. I used the correct file, correct amount of bytes, etc. Ive patched hundreds of files. So I must be missing something? Anyone get this to work yet?
and to people whining because they didnt do something YOU wanted, get a life.
And you DO know that 99.999% of people in the world would consider you spending time on a SEGA GENESIS website to be the biggest waste of time they could think of, right?