Not only are there plenty of FAQs out there, but Japanese RPGs are largely pretty predictable.
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The inexensive nature of that particular import or how to get it to work correctly in a American console hardly matters when the game would be unplayable anyways due to the language barrier.Well, one, he asked about what can play Super Famicom games, which is knowledge that can be applied to completely textless games in the future as well, and, two, if I and countless other gamers have played Japanese RPGs without knowing the language, then they're hardly unplayable. I'm not sure what good telling someone how they can play a Japanese rpg in their American console is. He'd be able to load the translated Secret of Mana 2 rom on it, play the Japanese rom if he wanted to play a rpg where he didn't understand a single word for some odd reason, any other rpg translations, and pretty much anything else he'd want to play. It's a reprogrammable Super Nintendo multicart that would allow him to have 99% of the Super Nintendo library on a single cartridge (If you selected for a DSP-1 chip to be installed, there is perhaps ~20 US releases that wouldn't work on it) and play them on real hardware.įor just a little more than would you'd likely pay to get a reproduction made of just 1 game if you actually found someone that would produce it, he'd only have to drag 1 cartridge with him overseas with basically the entire SuperNes/SuperFamicom library at his fingertips. I'm unsure why I'm bothering since my first message was ignored, but I suggest you look into RetroZone's Super Nintendo Powerpak. The inexensive nature of that particular import or how to get it to work correctly in a American console hardly matters when the game would be unplayable anyways due to the language barrier. I've tried to PM pootle about it, but his box, unexpectedly, is full.Īny help would be most appreciated and a life saver!!! Thanks. Thus far I have managed to find a place to get everything else I wanted, including a totally unexpected copy of Radical Dreamers for my sister (thanks !!), but absolutely not Seiken Densetsu 3. I wanted to get him the game he was never able to play as a kid, since he's taking the SNES with him. So here's what's going on: my little brother recently enlisted in the military, he's being shipped abroad after Christmas, his favorite in the world growing up was the Mana series. I know such things exist as I have seen many images or mentions of them, but have yet to find a place where I could actually buy one. I have been searching far and wide for an English reproduction of Seiken Densetsu 3 (on a cartridge, not a ROM). I'm pretty new to the whole repros scene, though I'm a long time retro gamer. In the gallery below you can see various beta screenshots from that Luis has shared with us: there’s an early version of Potos and Pandora Village, different World Map, many unknown locations, the characters that walk in a river (that is not accessible in the final game), an unused character with pink hair, different HUD, beta Gaia Navel (if you have more infos on the differences in these screens, please let us know!), the hero in a weird place in Water Palace and much more! Also, as you can read in the scan the original title for the english version of the game was going to be Final Fantasy Adventure 2.So, I apologize in advance if this type of post is not allowed. You can also read more about he beta differences of Secret of Mana on ManaRedux!
Given that their Romancing SaGa port featured material cut from the original, it’s a shame the Seiken Densetsu 2 port didn’t happen. Robert Seddon has made us to notice that according to this article, Square was intending to port the game to the Wonderswan. After the project was dropped, the game had to be altered to fit onto a standard game cartridge. The game was originally going to be a launch title for the SNES CD add-on. Secret of Mana is the sequel to Final Fantasy Adventure for the Game Boy and the second installment in the Mana video game series. Secret of Mana, known in Japan as Seiken Densetsu 2, is an action RPG for the Super Nintendo developed and published by Square.
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