Erick, you should really do a podcast! You can do an hour a week. You can talk RPGs, play some of your songs, and talk about and read parts of your book! Just a thought. You'd be awesome at it and I'm sure you'd have a lot of followers too.
Kinda surprised to not see Mother 3, the game really deserves all the love it has been gathering. Anyway, nice vid, every game in this list looks interesting
Rudi Dellama yeah. That's the one I knew about. That's why I thought it wasn't finished. I usually play console but I hopped on a PC for trails in the sky 3. I don't usually play unoffical translations but I will for the Crosbell games. It's my favorite JRPG series right now.
In GBA / Nintendo DS / 3DS my favorite games was fan translated, in ps vita most jrpg was officially localized to English. Even tales of heart from DS: namco didn't localized for the 150 million DS user but they did for the 15 million ps vita user... Maybe because Nintendo handhelds was "kid consoles" in west? This is why even the 3DS version of dragon quest 11/monster hunter xx wasn't localized, just released later for switch.
Soma Bringer at 10th? *Triggered!* I used to be a part of fan translation scene (and I am a software developer), from a technical point of view, Seiken Densetsu 3 is the most impressive fan translation around. It deals with incredibly hard to crack code (text and graphics are compressed in the rom) and it was the first one (AFAIK) that did it (meaning the tools available were very limited). The guy who led the translation (Neill Corlett) is a legend in the translation scene.
Seiken Densetsu 3, Front Mission Gun Hazard, Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together, Tales of Phantasia and Final Fantasy V are all the fan translations I have on my Snes classic mini and they play perfectly. I loooove Seiken Densetsu
Mother 3. Hands down. By far. It is absolutely, objectively the single best Fan Translated RPG ever and I won't hear another word otherwise. Where is it?
No Shining Force III. :'( When I have time I will definitively play TearRing saga and Grand Knights Story, since they seem good and I never heard of them.
So about SNES Srpg.....I'll add Treasure hunter G, Bahamut Lagoon.And Langrisser(Warsong) series for differentt consoles. Dragon Force 2(sega saturn) another great srpg fan translated. And yes number one for me its Final Fantasy Type-0 for PSP, fan translated.
Grand Knights History was going to be localized in North America but then it got cancelled. I remember seeing it on the preorder list back then. I was so disappointed when they cancelled it.
Aww, I’ll be honest. I clicked this link hoping to find Treasure of the Rudras on the list. It’s one of the best RPGs for the Super Famicom and it really needs more love. Hidden gem from Squaresoft.
When I was really young I played Bahamut Lagoon, Seiken Densetsu 3, Tales of Phantasia, and Star Ocean fan translations on my SNES emulator. I haven't played a fan translation since though. I'm definitely going to play the Legend of Heroes Crosbell games when there's a solid fan translation. I hope they just release them in the west with an official translation but that might be wishful thinking.
in Poland fans translated final fantasy 7 8 9 and 12 even changing backgrounds to include signs etc in polish, final fantasy 7 was completely done by one dude of what i recall
I think Final Fantasy 5 should be on the list ,its one of the first fan translation out there and it boosted the fan translation scene , even tough square released FF5 in English in PSX era, the translation from Square is bad , only when they port it to GBA the translation is equal to the FF5 Fan translation
Fire Emblem Thracia 776 has a newer, completed translation patch that covers the entire game now - both story and menus. I left a comment saying this on your video about that game, but I think it would be worth mentioning it here as well.
Tales of Phantasia PlayStation 1 English translation is Simply Amazing Tales of Innocence PS Vita is almost fully translated new and they just released recently metal Max 2 and 3 for Nintendo DS English translation and Super Robot Wars w English translation
I'm glad that they finally gave an option to not have permadeath in the FE games, that made them so much more accessible for me. Yeah, I played quite a few of the older games, but I sucked at them.
Seiken Densetsu 3 finally has an official translation. And I'm not talking about the 3D remake, I mean an official translation for the SNES version also called Trials of Mana same as the 3D version.
You should do an update on this, or a second of list of more recent fan translated jrpgs you've played, there's so many good ones out there I didn't see here.
Wich ones? I'm curious since i have many japanise games that i dint understand. I only know how to read the skills and Responses haha. I just by example buyed a copy from metal max xeno for vita and some time later they miraculously trasladed it for ps4...so bad its the metal max with less story lol.
@@ricardohernandezr5765 Energy Breaker was unique and fun on the snes. I also started G.O.D. on snes and am enjoying it. Her'es a long list of others www.listal.com/list/jrpgs-fantranslated
I would really really like a list of the top 10 in the bio, so after beating one of these games i can come back and quickly look up the name of the next game i wanna play... but thats just me being lazy Whatever, great video i didnt even knew of some of the fire-emblem games u talked about here and i love the series and a good challenge so i got lots to do now ^^ thanks alot
Seiken Densetsu 3 aged so well. Reminds me so much of Legend of Mana (PS1). I know, it's the same franchise, but I mean, they are so close looking if you realize that we're talking about SNES X PS1.
I really like your videos man, and how about you make a video with the top 10 JRPG ou Strategy RPG avaliable on steam like 10games that have a steam version or 10 steam only games. Or better yet, 10 games to add to your wishlist Anyway, keep up the good work
aw, too bad... I keep looking for some games that you show on steam, but most of them are exclusive to consoles MAYBE one day I'll get myself a ps3 or something like that /o/
So have any of you heard that one of the character designers for Suikoden V and a character designer for Golden Sun and Shining Force both died last week?
10. I might try it out. 9. Not a fan of Strategy RPGs, as I've mentioned a lot already. 8. I'll definitely try it out. 7. I really don't like this one, it's very grindy, especially considering it was released in 2007. Then again, you have a choice between this and Tempest, so yeah. I prefer Phantasia on PS1, but I guess you can't consider it because of the GBA version. 6. I might actually try this one out, just because it looks like it's not based on RNG bullshit, but instead on tournament fighter-esque moves... You know, just like *gasp* how Tales of used to be! 5. Who hasn't played this one? BTW, I wonder what Japanese people think about Secret of Evermore. There should be a TH-cam channel dedicated to Japanese gamers' opinions of western games. Mostly RPGs, I assume Mass Effect and other Bioware games are pretty popular in Japan, but also more mainstream games. 4-1. I'm trying to convince my brother to play these, as he's already playing The Binding Blade (why isn't it here, too?) and he's a huge fan of both Fire Emblem and Valkyria Chronicles. BTW, where's Mother 3?
Removed The Binding Blade from this list because of two reasons: 1.- Too many FE games already on the list. And 2.- It's the least good of the four translated FEs, in my opinion. I will, however, include it on part 2. Now, Mother 3... I've never played it and I am not a fan of Earthbound. At all.
There are translated versions of Star Ocean, Tales of Phantasia and Romancing Saga 1 already, official translations on different versions, so I thought it was pointless to show them. This list focused on games that have never been released outside Japan.
Romancing Saga 3 is nice though, I recommend it, worth a try. Regarding the released versions of the other games ok (even if some versions were very different from the original, but I understand what you said).
A spot of curiosity, are the normal attacks of Seiken Densetsu 3/Secret of Mana 2/Trials of Mana done the same way as Secret of Mana or Secret of Evermore where you have to wait between attacks to be able to deal the most damage to enemies? I just personally really don't like that system; I'm far more used to combo-like action RPG's like Trails of Nayuta and could never get into having to wait between attacks when I played Secret of Evermore. Call me impatient if you want, of course, but whatever. Different strokes for different folks.
Actually that fan translated Mana game is the fourth in the franchise. The first two Mana games were released in The West as Final Fantasy Adventure I & II. The third game was released as Secret of Mana here in The West.
Good video, but I have a quick correction regarding Mystery of the Emblem. You said that the original Mystery of the Emblem was the second Fire Emblem game by Intelligent Systems, but it was the third, and it was released on the SNES rather than the NES.
One question, in spanish... No tiene nada que ver con este video, pero resulta que me motivaste a jugar a Tales of Legendia y esta genial, pero puede ser que despues de los primeros creditos los personajes se queden sin voz? Estoy jugando la version con dialogos doblados al ingles
Thracia 776 was never going to be released outside of Japan because, among other reasons: A ) The series was not established outside of its home country and not a single game had been released up until that point B ) It was a Super Famicom game released in 1999 (!!!), well into the fifth console generation (pretty insane for such a big title) C ) Thracia 776 was initially only available for the Nintendo Power cartridge, a service that was only available in Japan D ) A physical cart WAS eventually released, but at that point it was the year 2000, so yeah.... E ) The usual disdain Japanese developers held for Western gamers of course ;)
I am currently playing digital devil story megami tensei 1987 nes on my super retrocade and rca white small tv, light bulb tv, not flat, and it is an excellent experience for me.
TH-cam showed me this video today :). A yes the tales from ds...so bad it looses the co-op option and i mainly played co-op games in NDS. The only two traslated games i have finished are MetalSaga returns and fire emblem. So bad i never got my English release of Dragon quest monster joker 3 for the 3ds.
Where does one get a fan translated copy of Soma Bringer? I have wanted to play one forever, but I'm not terribly emulator savvy-does it require an emulator?
yes if you are an android user you can pay and download drastic emulator (nintendo ds emukator) then just google soma bringer rom (most probably a zip file) get rar app in play syore and unzip the rom then copy and paste it on the drastic file in your file manager
This was a great list since it has both Fire Emblem and Tear Ring Saga. Although, I would like to know if there's any possibility of Berwick Saga going on your next list. I know that the translation project is still ongoing, but I think it should count since they have managed to at least translate the first half of the game.
Sorry, but I don't think a half translated game could make it to my next list, otherwise I would have easily included the first Growlanser or maybe the last Suikoden game (even though it's not that good). But trust me, I'm looking forward to Berwick being translated!
Over a year later, but the Berwick Saga translation has reached completion. All of the story and menus are done, barring typos and other potential undiscovered issues.
Loved Fire Emblem Jugdral, but I loved the Elibe games too. You could have just tied the two Jugdral games since you felt it necessary to place the first in 3rd and the sequel in 2nd, it would have been fine, then you could have fit another title onto the list.
While I usually think just like you in many other videos (watch some others and you'll see that I've fused two games into one position), I feel Genealogy and Thracia are WAY too different for being on the same spot. So I disagree, sorry. Thanks for sharing your point of view, though, I appreciate it.
I thought it sounded like a battle theme from Motoi Sakuraba, so I assumed it must be from Tales of Innocence. Seems I was right! Here it is: th-cam.com/video/XLn2MMrVRzc/w-d-xo.html
Marek thanks a lot for telling me. I was thinking of another game that had this music. I thought it was from grandia or the super robot taisen series it was driving me nuts. Thank you for taking the time to find it for me. I should have known the game would be in one of the videos where he plays the music. Thanks again😀
@@sabataEX Glad to help! I already had a hunch because I know the work of the composer very well even though I did not play Tales of Innocence. It actually only took me a minute to find it. :D
too much fire emblem occupying multiple entries, i think you could squeeze fire emblems into one entry so other translated games could get more shout out
Nah, reviews don't work anymore as they used to in the past. If you look into my channel, you'll find some reviews I did and none of them were exactly successful.
Erick, you should really do a podcast! You can do an hour a week. You can talk RPGs, play some of your songs, and talk about and read parts of your book! Just a thought. You'd be awesome at it and I'm sure you'd have a lot of followers too.
Sailor moon：another story
Ranma 1/2 Akaneko-dan teki Hihou
Tales of phantasia
Live a live
Mother 3
all are very good fan translate Jrpg
Live a live is a masterpiece
If only the phantasia one was the psp version but I still LOVE the ps1 translation
Kinda surprised to not see Mother 3, the game really deserves all the love it has been gathering. Anyway, nice vid, every game in this list looks interesting
Thank you.
Having a remastered version of Valkryia Chronicles 2 would be epic.
i Think Treasure of the Rudras needs to be in there. Must have been wizardry that they managed to translated the text based magic system
This. ^
Speaking of great fan translated jrpgs the Digimon Adventures and Aoi no Kiseki psp games translations were finished recently.
Suite Life of Dio Brando ao no kiseki is an excellent game and probably has the most hype finale in any jrpg.
The translation for Ao no kiseki is very rough at this moment, the team that is editing Zero probably will edit Ao after (they have edit 70% so far)
There's a translation for the Crosbell games? I didn't think there was a complete one yet.
MrSpectralfire geofront.esterior.net this is the site of the editing of the first crossbell game
Rudi Dellama yeah. That's the one I knew about. That's why I thought it wasn't finished.
I usually play console but I hopped on a PC for trails in the sky 3. I don't usually play unoffical translations but I will for the Crosbell games. It's my favorite JRPG series right now.
Innocence is amazing, absolute did a really great job subbing it. Seriously hoping Bamco eventually localize Innocence R for the switch.
The legend of Heroes
Crossbell series was translated on psp
Trials to zero trials to azure
Genealogy of the holy war is one of my fav games of all time
Mother 3 needs to be on this list. So glad it was translated because it might be top 10 best jrpgs for me
Part 2, dude.
Live A Live for SNES is unique and awesome!
In GBA / Nintendo DS / 3DS my favorite games was fan translated, in ps vita most jrpg was officially localized to English.
Even tales of heart from DS: namco didn't localized for the 150 million DS user but they did for the 15 million ps vita user...
Maybe because Nintendo handhelds was "kid consoles" in west? This is why even the 3DS version of dragon quest 11/monster hunter xx wasn't localized, just released later for switch.
Soma Bringer at 10th? *Triggered!*
I used to be a part of fan translation scene (and I am a software developer), from a technical point of view, Seiken Densetsu 3 is the most impressive fan translation around. It deals with incredibly hard to crack code (text and graphics are compressed in the rom) and it was the first one (AFAIK) that did it (meaning the tools available were very limited). The guy who led the translation (Neill Corlett) is a legend in the translation scene.
That's some good info, thank you for sharing.
Seiken Densetsu 3, Front Mission Gun Hazard, Tactics Ogre: Let us Cling Together, Tales of Phantasia and Final Fantasy V are all the fan translations I have on my Snes classic mini and they play perfectly. I loooove Seiken Densetsu
Mother 3. Hands down. By far. It is absolutely, objectively the single best Fan Translated RPG ever and I won't hear another word otherwise. Where is it?
he never played it because he doesn't like earthbound and assumes 3 would be very similar. just saw him talking about it in a recent video.
Man thank you for this video!! had new discoveries with this video .
Final fantasy type0 in PSP. Man the translation is pretty damn good. They translate not only story but almost everything.
I am also suprised to not see Mother 3. They sell the fan translated cart on Etsy and Ebay now. 👍
No Shining Force III. :'(
When I have time I will definitively play TearRing saga and Grand Knights Story, since they seem good and I never heard of them.
I've never played SFIII, didn't even know it was translated, haha.
@@pokemonboardgame Then play it, but make sure to play the fan translated version and not the US release.
So about SNES Srpg.....I'll add Treasure hunter G, Bahamut Lagoon.And Langrisser(Warsong) series for differentt consoles. Dragon Force 2(sega saturn) another great srpg fan translated. And yes number one for me its Final Fantasy Type-0 for PSP, fan translated.
Dragon Quest 3 for SNES and 5 for PS2 are fantastic fan translated games.
The SNES version is how I played DQ3. Fantastic game with a great translation.
I hope the Dragon Force II, Shining Force III and Shining Force Final Conflict fan translations get a mention in part 2! ;)
Another great video. So many games that could use a fan translation that we will never get. :(
Thank you.
Top romances in jrpg ^^
Are there actually any games that focus on romance?
@@NyRain545 there it is. Like FFVIIII, PopoloCrois, Lunar 1&2, Wild Arms 2, Radiata Stories, or Dragon Quest V
@@NyRain545 Thousand Arms is as much dating sim as it is story driven game.
Grand Knights History was going to be localized in North America but then it got cancelled. I remember seeing it on the preorder list back then. I was so disappointed when they cancelled it.
Muy buen video,1° vez que veo un top de este tipo.
P.D:a ver cuando lanzas un canal de gameplays y reviews en latino,saludos desde argentina
Gracias. Sí tengo uno en español, se llama Discusión Gamer!! Saludos!!
Aww, I’ll be honest. I clicked this link hoping to find Treasure of the Rudras on the list.
It’s one of the best RPGs for the Super Famicom and it really needs more love.
Hidden gem from Squaresoft.
When I was really young I played Bahamut Lagoon, Seiken Densetsu 3, Tales of Phantasia, and Star Ocean fan translations on my SNES emulator. I haven't played a fan translation since though. I'm definitely going to play the Legend of Heroes Crosbell games when there's a solid fan translation. I hope they just release them in the west with an official translation but that might be wishful thinking.
in Poland fans translated final fantasy 7 8 9 and 12 even changing backgrounds to include signs etc in polish, final fantasy 7 was completely done by one dude of what i recall
I think Final Fantasy 5 should be on the list ,its one of the first fan translation out there and it boosted the fan translation scene , even tough square released FF5 in English in PSX era, the translation from Square is bad , only when they port it to GBA the translation is equal to the FF5 Fan translation
I agree
Fire Emblem Thracia 776 has a newer, completed translation patch that covers the entire game now - both story and menus. I left a comment saying this on your video about that game, but I think it would be worth mentioning it here as well.
Tales of Phantasia PlayStation 1 English translation is Simply Amazing Tales of Innocence PS Vita is almost fully translated new and they just released recently metal Max 2 and 3 for Nintendo DS English translation and Super Robot Wars w English translation
So are you going to do top 10 playable jrpg characters /underrated playable jrpg characters.
That sounds like a good idea.
If you do a "underrated playable jrpg characters" and don't mention Edward on Final Fantasy IV: The After Years I'll burn your house! xD
Don't listen to him follow your opinion.
Oh and you could have no sword characters on this list.
ALSO classes and and alternate fighting/play styles can count as different characters. As well in your underrated characters count down.
Front Mission 5
excelent game
I'm glad that they finally gave an option to not have permadeath in the FE games, that made them so much more accessible for me. Yeah, I played quite a few of the older games, but I sucked at them.
Seiken Densetsu 3 finally has an official translation. And I'm not talking about the 3D remake, I mean an official translation for the SNES version also called Trials of Mana same as the 3D version.
You should do an update on this, or a second of list of more recent fan translated jrpgs you've played, there's so many good ones out there I didn't see here.
Wich ones?
I'm curious since i have many japanise games that i dint understand. I only know how to read the skills and Responses haha.
I just by example buyed a copy from metal max xeno for vita and some time later they miraculously trasladed it for ps4...so bad its the metal max with less story lol.
@@ricardohernandezr5765 Energy Breaker was unique and fun on the snes. I also started G.O.D. on snes and am enjoying it. Her'es a long list of others www.listal.com/list/jrpgs-fantranslated
@@ricardohernandezr5765 Berwick Saga, a Strategy RpG like Tearing Saga for the Ps2, pretty nice stuff in there for Fire emblem fans.
What??? No Final Fantasy Type??? Front Mission 5 should be on the list too. I believe it deserves a part two.
Just a suggestion....... What about top 10 major plot twist. Or a top 10 RPG list for Saturn. Keep up good work.
your english is very easily to understand man. thankyou!
You're welcome!
I would really really like a list of the top 10 in the bio, so after beating one of these games i can come back and quickly look up the name of the next game i wanna play... but thats just me being lazy
Whatever, great video i didnt even knew of some of the fire-emblem games u talked about here and i love the series and a good challenge so i got lots to do now ^^ thanks alot
Thank you!
It's worth mentioning that Tales of Innocence R was just fan translated and now is available in English.
Great Video lots of great titles shown off.
Thank you.
Seiken Densetsu 3 aged so well. Reminds me so much of Legend of Mana (PS1). I know, it's the same franchise, but I mean, they are so close looking if you realize that we're talking about SNES X PS1.
Thank you for making this! I want to try VC3.
You're welcome and yes, try it out, it's a masterpiece.
Berwick Saga has an English Patch; pretty good game for the fans of strategy Rpgs.
the thing about Grand Knight's History is that I want it to be revived even as a mobile game even if that would come with obvious Caveats
Top 10 JRPGs never released in Europe that were released in North America.
Hahaha, I could make like 10 videos about that, lol.
Find a boat lol
I really like your videos man, and how about you make a video with the top 10 JRPG ou Strategy RPG avaliable on steam like 10games that have a steam version or 10 steam only games.
Or better yet, 10 games to add to your wishlist
Anyway, keep up the good work
Thank you! I don't play anything on Steam so I'm not sure I'd be able to do one!
aw, too bad...
I keep looking for some games that you show on steam, but most of them are exclusive to consoles
MAYBE one day I'll get myself a ps3 or something like that /o/
So have any of you heard that one of the character designers for Suikoden V and a character designer for Golden Sun and Shining Force both died last week?
I have; saw a Facebook post about it a couple of days ago. Sad news indeed.
Magical Vacation, if it didn't have so many bugs would be pretty sweet, too^_^
Excellent video as always
Thank you.
10. I might try it out.
9. Not a fan of Strategy RPGs, as I've mentioned a lot already.
8. I'll definitely try it out.
7. I really don't like this one, it's very grindy, especially considering it was released in 2007. Then again, you have a choice between this and Tempest, so yeah. I prefer Phantasia on PS1, but I guess you can't consider it because of the GBA version.
6. I might actually try this one out, just because it looks like it's not based on RNG bullshit, but instead on tournament fighter-esque moves... You know, just like *gasp* how Tales of used to be!
5. Who hasn't played this one? BTW, I wonder what Japanese people think about Secret of Evermore. There should be a TH-cam channel dedicated to Japanese gamers' opinions of western games. Mostly RPGs, I assume Mass Effect and other Bioware games are pretty popular in Japan, but also more mainstream games.
4-1. I'm trying to convince my brother to play these, as he's already playing The Binding Blade (why isn't it here, too?) and he's a huge fan of both Fire Emblem and Valkyria Chronicles.
BTW, where's Mother 3?
Removed The Binding Blade from this list because of two reasons: 1.- Too many FE games already on the list. And 2.- It's the least good of the four translated FEs, in my opinion. I will, however, include it on part 2. Now, Mother 3... I've never played it and I am not a fan of Earthbound. At all.
I know what you mean, but Mother 3 removed all the irksome aspects of Earthbound, offering a less quirky game that is a lot more fun.
I'll try it out then. Thanks!
I’m guessing there won’t be a bottom 10... Even tough you have played 10 more fan-translated games!?
Ps: Tony’s chocolonely ftw!
Honestly, Star Ocean, Tales of Phantasia and Romançing Saga 1/2/3 would more than deserved a spot.
There are translated versions of Star Ocean, Tales of Phantasia and Romancing Saga 1 already, official translations on different versions, so I thought it was pointless to show them. This list focused on games that have never been released outside Japan.
Romancing Saga 3 is nice though, I recommend it, worth a try.
Regarding the released versions of the other games ok (even if some versions were very different from the original, but I understand what you said).
A spot of curiosity, are the normal attacks of Seiken Densetsu 3/Secret of Mana 2/Trials of Mana done the same way as Secret of Mana or Secret of Evermore where you have to wait between attacks to be able to deal the most damage to enemies? I just personally really don't like that system; I'm far more used to combo-like action RPG's like Trails of Nayuta and could never get into having to wait between attacks when I played Secret of Evermore. Call me impatient if you want, of course, but whatever. Different strokes for different folks.
So how does one patch a DS game with a translation? Does it only work via emulator or what?
Tales of Phantasia (SNES and PSX)Star OceanDBZ: Legend of the Super SaiyanDragon Ball 1-3 (NES)SM: Another Story
Actually that fan translated Mana game is the fourth in the franchise. The first two Mana games were released in The West as Final Fantasy Adventure I & II. The third game was released as Secret of Mana here in The West.
keep on producing video. your fans from malaysia
Thank you!!!
The Legend of Heroes: Ao no Kiseki & Zero no Kiseki both got translated and are fully playable
Hoping it's easy to find the roms for these, some of these games really picked my interest
Good video, but I have a quick correction regarding Mystery of the Emblem. You said that the original Mystery of the Emblem was the second Fire Emblem game by Intelligent Systems, but it was the third, and it was released on the SNES rather than the NES.
Damn it, I always mix Gaiden and New Mystery. Thanks for the correction.
Tear ring saga is my favorite fan translated jrpg
Great video. Thank you!!!
You're welcome and thanks to you as well!
One question, in spanish... No tiene nada que ver con este video, pero resulta que me motivaste a jugar a Tales of Legendia y esta genial, pero puede ser que despues de los primeros creditos los personajes se queden sin voz? Estoy jugando la version con dialogos doblados al ingles
How do you balance work and play? Or do you test games for a living?
I love your videos, You my new favorite youtuber :)
Aw, thanks!!
Nice list! I personally liked Shining Force 3 part 2 and 3
Awesome I was hoping you would do a video on this.
Also I blinked at it’s 5.5k subs. Awesome.
I'm currently playing the Tales of Innocence fan translation and I'm very disappointed that it was never released for the us.
Thracia 776 was never going to be released outside of Japan because, among other reasons:
A ) The series was not established outside of its home country and not a single game had been released up until that point
B ) It was a Super Famicom game released in 1999 (!!!), well into the fifth console generation (pretty insane for such a big title)
C ) Thracia 776 was initially only available for the Nintendo Power cartridge, a service that was only available in Japan
D ) A physical cart WAS eventually released, but at that point it was the year 2000, so yeah....
E ) The usual disdain Japanese developers held for Western gamers of course ;)
What was that combo in innocence? lol, great video.
was also really disappointed about soma bringer, really good dungeon crawler and action focused fighting system
I am currently playing digital devil story megami tensei 1987 nes on my super retrocade and rca white small tv, light bulb tv, not flat, and it is an excellent experience for me.
Great vid, Do something with Digital Devil Saga!
How does one purchase valkyria chronicles 3 the version that was shown being played?
Shining Force 3 needs more love because scenario 2 and 3 were fucking epic!
7th dragon II on psp is a pretty good one
Let’s let Seiken Densetsu 3 give us hope that all these other games will get an official translation too...
TH-cam showed me this video today :).
A yes the tales from ds...so bad it looses the co-op option and i mainly played co-op games in NDS.
The only two traslated games i have finished are MetalSaga returns and fire emblem.
So bad i never got my English release of Dragon quest monster joker 3 for the 3ds.
Dude no super robot wars, shining force final conflict, bahamut lagoon, der langrisser, front mission or romancing saga?
Where does one get a fan translated copy of Soma Bringer? I have wanted to play one forever, but I'm not terribly emulator savvy-does it require an emulator?
yes if you are an android user you can pay and download drastic emulator (nintendo ds emukator) then just google soma bringer rom (most probably a zip file) get rar app in play syore and unzip the rom then copy and paste it on the drastic file in your file manager
This was a great list since it has both Fire Emblem and Tear Ring Saga. Although, I would like to know if there's any possibility of Berwick Saga going on your next list. I know that the translation project is still ongoing, but I think it should count since they have managed to at least translate the first half of the game.
Sorry, but I don't think a half translated game could make it to my next list, otherwise I would have easily included the first Growlanser or maybe the last Suikoden game (even though it's not that good). But trust me, I'm looking forward to Berwick being translated!
Over a year later, but the Berwick Saga translation has reached completion. All of the story and menus are done, barring typos and other potential undiscovered issues.
seiken 3 was my first playthrough of a fan translated game
Mine too. Im playing it on my snes classic atm too. So much fun
Loved Fire Emblem Jugdral, but I loved the Elibe games too. You could have just tied the two Jugdral games since you felt it necessary to place the first in 3rd and the sequel in 2nd, it would have been fine, then you could have fit another title onto the list.
While I usually think just like you in many other videos (watch some others and you'll see that I've fused two games into one position), I feel Genealogy and Thracia are WAY too different for being on the same spot. So I disagree, sorry. Thanks for sharing your point of view, though, I appreciate it.
@@ErickLandonRPG I guess that makes sense. Still a good list.
Why is valkyria chronicles so good? , i never played it but i heard people talking so well about this game .
Hell yeah love New Mystery. Shame there’s no live a live tho
Bahamut Lagoon is a good one you missed, yes!
So is Live-A-Live. And Treasure of the Rudras.
Why did Square leave us to suffer like this?
I'm thinking Bahamut will be on part 2, but I just need to play it more.
You mentioned it at the end of the video. I mentioned Live-A-Live and Treasure of the Rudras.
Hey there. What is the name of the music you used for the ending of your video and what game is it from? It sounds so familiar
I thought it sounded like a battle theme from Motoi Sakuraba, so I assumed it must be from Tales of Innocence. Seems I was right! Here it is: th-cam.com/video/XLn2MMrVRzc/w-d-xo.html
Marek thanks a lot for telling me. I was thinking of another game that had this music. I thought it was from grandia or the super robot taisen series it was driving me nuts. Thank you for taking the time to find it for me. I should have known the game would be in one of the videos where he plays the music. Thanks again😀
@@sabataEX Glad to help! I already had a hunch because I know the work of the composer very well even though I did not play Tales of Innocence. It actually only took me a minute to find it. :D
too much fire emblem occupying multiple entries, i think you could squeeze fire emblems into one entry so other translated games could get more shout out
Part 2, my friend :) Wait for it.
More Fire Emblem in this list than in Smash brothers almost lol
I remember playing Zoids without a guide or translation, that was pure luck. I try once again and fail so badly.
I got try some of this in the list
Is that Quistis on the table behind you?
Feda: The Emblem of Justice
When will have part 2
do you know of any that translated Dragon quest X
Secret of Mana 2 is now known as Trials of Mana in the west
Awesome
no part two?
Have you ever considered doing rpg game review? Not just older rpg but newer too
Nah, reviews don't work anymore as they used to in the past. If you look into my channel, you'll find some reviews I did and none of them were exactly successful.