Rondo of Blood PSP dub for PC-Engine.

Not currently. Right now we are concentrating on one unified version of the patch. Once it is done, we can go back and look into alternate versions

A couple of suggestions:

For the CD cover, how about the Super Famicom art, since it was never used in the US, and the US SNES version used the PC Engine art
 http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/4/563534_3921_front.jpg

And it would be cool to play this English patch on the Wii VC.

Not currently. Right now we are concentrating on one unified version of the patch. Once it is done, we can go back and look into alternate versions

Thanks muchly, I'll keep my fingers crossed.

For the CD cover, how about the Super Famicom art, since it was never used in the US, and the US SNES version used the PC Engine art
 http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/bigboxshots/4/563534_3921_front.jpg

I think the SFC box art is grotesque, but that's a matter of personal taste.  It's also not in anime style, which the rest of the assets are.  By the way, is this going to be the official CD traycard:



Because like the SFC box art it's also not in anime style, and why use the PSP re-envisioned versions of Richter and Dracula that have nothing at all to do with the original PCE character designs?

You're gonna call it TurboGrafx instead of PC Engine, right? That's what Nintendo did on the VC. BTW, the Japanese VC release has the original intro.

My official cover art package is on its way. Some delays sadly due to my work schedule and real life. Trust me, the wait will be worth it.

And it would be cool to play this English patch on the Wii VC.

You can already do this with current homebrew on the Wii. 

You have to backup a WAD of your VC Rondo of Blood. Extract the game out of the WAD on your PC and decompress it.
(it uses some type of modified zlib compression).
Then patch it and re-compress the game and inject it back into the WAD.
(you can also change the banner to be the new English title screen). 

You can then install it as a channel on your Wii using a WAD installer.

Still looking for high-res manual scans?

Still looking for high-res manual scans?

Nope.
I guy named Sadler on pcenginefx was kind enough to make a high-res scan for us.

You're gonna call it TurboGrafx instead of PC Engine, right? That's what Nintendo did on the VC. BTW, the Japanese VC release has the original intro.

 Just a bit of info. TTi switched the name form TurboGrafx-16 to Turbo Duo for Super CD games (when the Super CD card and Duo system came out in the US). TG16CD or TGCD are usually terms for CDROM (2.0) games. They were trying to rebrand the name of the system and new softs.

PROTIP: Don't try to beat Stage 5' when you're drunk.

This is just a bit of a nitpick and request. Some of those stage titles are kind of hard to read due to trying to fit the text into a restricted space. Would be it possible to get some of them split up into 2 lines so they can be more readable? I guess that would be something for Tomaitheous to do at his discretion.

For whoever prefers, the latest versions of my US cover/traycard/label art can be found here:

http://fragmare.mindrec.com/dracx_us_art01.zip

I've updated and tweaked some things in the zip.  Here's how the newest cover traycard looks:

Because like the SFC box art it's also not in anime style, and why use the PSP re-envisioned versions of Richter and Dracula that have nothing at all to do with the original PCE character designs?

I chose those versions of Richter and Dracula simply because I could not find any good, clean, high res scans of the same Rondo-era characters.  If you come across any, let me know.

Hey Burnt Lasagna, where did you find that English font you used for the opening cinema?

hi, lurker coming to the surface

i would refrain from using the modern characters. if there are no highres versions of the classic depictions of the characters, then omit them.

Hey Burnt Lasagna, where did you find that English font you used for the opening cinema?

I'm guessing your talking about the font for the opening subtitles? 
You would have to ask tomaitheous, since he did a majority of the work for the intro, font included.