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>This is just like one of my Japanese animes!
I was thinking over how the dialogue from Metal Gear Solid is a lot more memorable than the later games. Jeremy Blaustein worked on the localization of the game. From what I've heard, his dialogue is not 100% pure translations of the Japanese. Has anyone actually gone and compared the dialogue from the original Japanese game to what ended up in the English version of the game?
Especially curious about the most famous lines, like the one above.
Pretty much, although I recall him saying in an interview that he regretted the can love bloom in the battlefield line. He also took some unnecessary liberties, like giving Mei Ling an accent when she's supposed to have grown up in America.
If you want to check out a more literal translation without knowing japanese, play Twin Snakes.
>>2942657
>like the one above.
I see no reason not to think that line wasn't lifted from Japanese.
How about>he'd be sliced faster than an onion on an infomercialwhich I think was also cut from TTS.
>>2942657
>play Twin Snakes
The script is basically the same, and not so reminiscent of the Japanese save a few lines which they deemed not appropriate in the original, and the game blows.
>>2942828
It's the same game. If it "blows," so does the original.
The Darius franchise article on HG101 has been rewritten from scratch.
http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/darius/darius.htm
Thoughts?
>>2932002
>"You know Akira-san, have you ever thought those long space ships in sci-fi shows..."
>"they sorta look like fishes?"
>"What if... what if we were to make fish-ships? "
>>2932002
>there was a second Darius game for the snes
Had no clue. I rented Darius Twin as a kid.
>>2932017
Darius Force is quite decent, but it's slooow.
So, Tom Proudfoot finally released Natuk for free.
http://www.proudft.com/smf_forum/index.php?PHPSESSID=f779210afbe08b160cfd29f06b5db3c5&topic=5.0
That shit was shareware since 1999. Pretty cool rpg where you play as a party of orcs. Has a cool spellcasting system. Did anyone here play this? I only played the demo back in the day.
When you had to create a party of 8 complex characters in an unfamiliar ruleset, my eyes kinda glazed over and I didn't want to use the pre-set party.
Maybe when I have a huge stretch of free time
Trying to find an old PC game.
Here's what I remember. Some of these may be off.
You were some surfer with green hair that washed up on a spooky island.
It was a first person adventure game.
The very first section of the game had skulls buried in the sand.
I know this isn't much to go on but I can't remember anything else and I've looked everywhere.
I have no clue what game that was, but it sounds pretty awesome though
also, there is no active lost and found style thread?
>>2942104
Why not make this one?
> adventure game
> medieval world with talking Dinosaurs
> you're a prince
> you accidentally discover and awaken a red demon from your Wizard's chambers
> have to go on an adventure to put the demon back to sleep/reseal it
> first level/area outside of castle- help out the local dinosaurs and cavemen by organizing them against bunch of T-rexes
> I got stuck on a cave of witches because I couldn't read english at the time
>>2942092
sounds like one of the monkey island games? was there any speech or just text? it can help narrow down the year
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgflotRnxIA
>>2941923
ill bite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1IE1NmyrbWA
Just out of curiosity anyone have any memories of playing the intellivision?
>>2941890
No. My mind has repressed the memories of that trauma. There were so few good games for it and the controller was ass.
It performs a memory wipe after each play session, individual recollection would be impossible
Can't I've ever owned an Intellivision. But I have played the Intellivision Lives Collection for the PlayStation 2. (Yes I mentioned a 6th generation console. But I have a very good reason for it.)
What games have made youcry?
Has anything modern made you tear up?
Undertale
>>2941619I cried too but I knew if the op started with that it'd be shitpost mania
FF6. I fucked up and let Cid die. I cried like a bitch in bed that night. To be fair I was like, 9.
Final Fantasy IV got a sequel, 3-D remake, and 2-D remake. Final Fantasies V and VI got this. Why is that?
Because Final Fantasy IV is one of the most loved entries, especially in Japan.
>>2939923
Why doesn't she have purple hair?
>>2939930
>she
Alien Soldier
>>2939747
you should have bought a neo geo you weenie.
>>2939751
Already got it mayne
> Capture cards
> Upscalers
> LCD/LED monitors
> HDTVs
Tools of your trade if you're not a CRT owner.
When it comes to /vr/ consoles, how much latency is TOO much latency?
Is it really that hard to keep a CRT around?
>>2939608
>capture cards
Why
I mean I understand if you're making YouTube videos or something but I think for most people that's totally unnecessary.
>>2940623
For making youtube videos
What is the year that it is safe to buy used PC games? I'm worried about steam or keys bullshit. What year did the beginning of the end happen?
What are some ones that never got digital distribution, some hidden gems?
Not retro and dank meme image. Yep fuck off.
It is highly unlikely you'll run into a key-related problem by now. Keys were mostly used to keep you from playing pirated copies on multiplayer servers. 99.9% of those were probably Gamespy servers, and that service has long since died. You're much more likely going to run into issues with old, incompatible EXEs or fucked up old DRM. Buy the physical media for collections' sake, but you're probably better off pirating for ease-of-use alone.
>>2938938
>frogposting
>beginning of the end
End yourself.
ITT Your favorite level 1 music.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoGRjih0xcA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYQGCOEH8HU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M14yFhVR8NM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jIPUdmOR9A
Also, why is level 1 music always so damn good and in most cases the best of the game?
>>2938676
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umSFmYh69U4
>>2938676
> Also, why is level 1 music always so damn good and in most cases the best of the game?
Because Level 1 is the first level the player ever sees so composers must make good music so player could be wondered what's next in the game because of music too?
>>2938716
Trip World is a perfect example. It's a neat game, but it's not excellent. Pic related is the first thing you see in-game, but it's not filled with consistently top-tier pixel art. Same with the music.
I know we tend to concentrate on more obscure gems.
But what are your memories over good old fucking Super Mario Bros.
>bonus points for describing the circumstances of you playing it
>emulatorfriends are welcome as well
I was like 3 years old when I first saw my parents play SMB on their NES. My dad was good at doing the turtle walk for extra lives.
>>2938858
>be 6 years old
>get nes for christmas
>mario is bundled
>woah, cool game
>play 30 minutes
>switch to castlevania which my parents wisely bought as a second game
>woah, this is way cooler
Since then, Mario games were always neglected by me and only played when I was really bored. Dunno exactly why, the games are good but there's always something cooler to play.
>>2938858
>neighborhood pizza place, new jersey, actual italians
>it had an arcade version of Super Mario Bros, essentially it was a Nintendo in an arcade cabinet that took quarters for timed play
>older kid brags to us younger kids that he beat it and you get to have sex with the Princess
>he plays it to show us
>he runs out of quarters in World 7
>we never get to see Sex With The Princess
So, since aging is now a popular topic on /vr/, what do you think about aging?
It's old hat.
>>2938309
It is a privilege denied to many, cherish it.
Complete bullshit. Many, many of the retro games I love, I never got to play until I was an adult.
I don't see a Repair/modding general, so I guess I'll just make a thread.
So, I bought a SNES a while ago in good working condition, but after a while, I stopped playing it for a bit. Now, when I try to play a game, the game doesn't even start, but the console turns on. My brother has a spare SNES, so I tested it with the same connections and such and it worked flawlessly. For mine though, it worked twice out of the multiple times I tried to get a game to work. Anyone know what could be wrong?
This could easily be fixed by cleaning the pin connector inside the console. If you dont have the tools to take apart the console you can just open the cartridge door and look inside. There might be a build up of dust, dirt, or residue. You will need some Q-tips and some (pic related) alcohol cleaner. I got this stuff at walmart for like a dollar and it works great. Dip the Q-tips in some alcohol and gently rub the pin connectors on the inside to remove anything that may have been in there. I would also recommend cleaning the outside of the pin connector aswell as cleaning the contacts on your game carts. Put a game cart in and give it a test. If this doesn't work your 62 pin connector may be worn and need a replacement. honestly cleaning it fixes these problems most of the time. Good luck
>>2934216
Elitist prick
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