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The following Translations have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

• Final Fantasy Legend II (German)(Complete)
• Final Fantasy Legend (German)(Complete)
• Rockman EXE 4.5: Real Operation (English)(In Progress)
• King’s Field (English)(Complete)
• Tales of Phantasia (Dutch)(Complete)
• Tales of Eternia/Destiny II (Spanish)(Complete)
• Dicing Knight (English)(Complete)
• Golden Sun (Polish)(Complete)
• Gorby’s Pipeline (English)(Complete)
• La-Mulana (English)(Complete)

The Phoenix Wright Script Editor projects aim to deliver a full-fledged editor for adding your own cases to Phoenix Wright on Nintendo DS. So far a script extractor/decoder/encoder/injector has been released, with a tutorial case. This project is released under the GPL.

Luc of CentralMIB has released a translation in Portuguese of one most popular survival horror games for the Brazilian ROMhacking scene.

It is distributed via torrent and direct download. Details can be found on the author’s page.

RHDN Page

To quote Ian…

La-Mulana is a freeware free-roaming platformer game designed to look, sound, and play like a classic MSX game. It’s heavily influenced by the classic Konami MSX game “The Maze of Galious” and anyone who has played that title will probably recognize the similarities very quickly. You play the whip-wielding Indiana Jones-esque archaeologist Lemeza Kosugi as he investigates the ancient ruins of La-Mulana in an attempt to find its treasure and one-up his father, who is trying to get the same treasure as well.

The game is huge, with many different areas to explore and dozens of items and weapons to find. Each area has a large variety of puzzles and traps (many of them quite fiendish) and you need to solve the puzzles in each area to discover the Ankhs and Ankh Jewels, which allow you to fight the eight Guardians of the ruins. To solve the puzzles you’ll need to be able to read the tablets scattered throughout the ruins, which will require a Hand Scanner and translation software for the portable MSX that Lemeza has brought along on the adventure. Your Hand Scanner will also allow you to find items and search the bones of less fortunate adventurers.

La-Mulana is one of the longest freeware games I’ve played in quite some time–my first playthrough took me 26 hours, and even if you knew exactly what to do for each puzzle in advance I’d still bet the game would take at least 10-12 hours to complete, not counting the bonus dungeon.

It’s now completely translated, and fully enjoyable by an English audience! Enjoy!

You can grab the patch here or at Gideon’s page.

MIJET finally got around to creating a webpage for the “Battle Mania Daiginjou / Trouble Shooter Vintage” translation patch, thus heralding its “official” release. Please enjoy one of the best Mega Drive games ever, now in English.

Note for distributors: As a consequence of the above, the release archives and readmes for “King Colossus” and the “omake” release of “Battle Mania Daiginjou / Trouble Shooter Vintage” have changed. The patches themselves have not, however.

Staff note - You can get the patch from our database here.

Also, long live the Genesis! Congrats, MIJET! :D Hopefully this isn’t the last Genesis translation we see.

During some studying of the game Recca, it was found that there is an alternate mode of the game. However, unlocking it requires beating the standard game, *then* resetting the console.

There is no mention of this in the game itself.

I’ve hacked the game to where this alternate mode is enabled by default. There are 7 levels instead of 4, and enemies are more numerous with much tougher AI routines.

A new title screen has also been added.

If you’re a fan of Recca, this should prove to be a breath of fresh air for you. The difficulty will test your abilities at the game most assuredly.

RHDN’s database entry

I’ve just released the first patch of my Wonder Project J2 (N64) translation. It translates the beginning of the game, nothing more, nothing less. So this a good chance for you to find out if it’s worth waiting for a complete patch. If everything goes as planned, then there won’t be any other patches between this and the final one.

If you decide to test this patch, be sure to read the readme.txt, the part about the emulation of WPJ2 is especially important.

You’ll find a download link at the bottom of this project’s homepage or at RHDN.

The gameplay making up Dicing Knight is a queer combination of hectic action and roguelike strategy. When you first start the game, you have one dungeon to go after (that of the Lindwurm) and you have one slot for an Orb, although you won’t have anything to put in it at first. After you complete the first dungeon you should have enough total experience to be level 2, and you can go after the next dungeon (and use the lottery ticket from the boss to acquire a powerup orb in a game of chance) and so the game progresses.

Sure, it’s simplistic in nature, but it’s one hell of a lot of fun. You unlock another game mode for completing it, and there’s a huge bonus dungeon as well. It’s all randomly generated as most roguelikes are, but it removes a lot of the element of chance by running everything in realtime and giving you almost complete control over your destiny. All in all, Dicing Knight is a fantastic game, and is not to be missed!

You can get the translation at Aeon Genesis or in our database here.

The translation is complete, but untested. Please let the folks at AGTP know if there are any problems with it!

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The following Documents have been submitted and approved to the database (in submitted order oldest to newest):

• FF1 Facelift Bytes (Game Specific)
• Graphics Hacking (Graphics Hacking)
• Text Routines: Locating them with FCEUXD (Assembly)
• Super Mario RPG ROM Offsets (Game Specific)
• Super Mario RPG RAM addresses (Game Specific)
• Super Mario RPG Byte References (Game Specific)
• TableLib (Source Code)
• GBA Palette Changing FAQ (Palette Hacking)
• SM64 Hacking Doc (Miscellaneous)
• SM64 hacking tutorial (Game Specific)

I’ve been making loads of progress with this game with help from Normmatt, Spikeman and Labmaster and I’ve now got quite a few preliminary script dumps finished and a Variable Width Font that can be seen from screenshots.

I still need Kanji identified so I can finish off my table file, and there’s already around 70kb worth of script with the possibility of there being much more, so I’m now at the stage where I can begin requesting help from a translator, if anyone’s interested just email me.

The game’s looking really good with the new font so it’d be a shame to waste it!