Super Nintendo games that need translating?

Originally posted by mog:
<strong>Lord of the Elementals, any of the untranslated Shin Megami Tensei games, Super Robot Wars games. Those are all good </strong><hr></blockquote>

I second the Super Robot Wars. I own some and I have absolutely no friggin' idea what the hell is going on.

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Originally posted by Criterionradiohead:
<strong>Any of the Dodgeball games. I also heard that there was a River City Ransome released in Japan for the Super Famicom, is this true? If so that would be at the top of my list.


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I actually told him to do super dodge ball for the SNES a few months ago. Actually, it shouldn't bee too hard since there is a faq with almost everything translated on gamefaqs - so you'd just need to match everything up...

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Originally posted by EvilWasabi:
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I actually told him to do super dodge ball for the SNES a few months ago. Actually, it shouldn't bee too hard since there is a faq with almost everything translated on gamefaqs - so you'd just need to match everything up...</strong><hr></blockquote>

I've been working on it a bit, actually. That's what I've been practicing with.

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Originally posted by Daisuke Jigen:
<strong>Super Robot Wars sounds like a great idea.

Maybe Fire Emblem? </strong><hr></blockquote>

Damn right it would. But I'm starting easy.

Aren't there any translation patches available for these games, though? They seem like popular choices - I'm surprised they haven't been done yet...

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Originally posted by X:
<strong>Is it possoble to burn the translated version on to an SNES cart. I know it is just was wondering if someone here was willing to do so fo me </strong><hr></blockquote>

Actually, if possible, burn it onto a CD with the DC SNES emulator, so it can be played on DC.

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Originally posted by X:
<strong>Is it possoble to burn the translated version on to an SNES cart. I know it is just was wondering if someone here was willing to do so fo me </strong><hr></blockquote>

I've been wondering the same thing, actually. I'd imagine if you had an eprom burner, the proper eproms, and a suitable sac cart (preferably the same game in Japanese), it would be possible.

I can't get the DC emulator to work for the life of me. I understand it's a little slow, though...

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Originally posted by k'_127:
<strong>1- Buhamut series
2- nekketsu : shodai
3- secret of mana 2 (or was it 3 ?)
4- ranma RPG
5- any good RPG that didn't make it to the US</strong><hr></blockquote>

I know for a fact Seiken Densetsu 3 (Secret of Mana 2) has been translated. Pretty sure Bahumut Lagoon has, too.

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Originally posted by EvilWasabi:
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Actually, if possible, burn it onto a CD with the DC SNES emulator, so it can be played on DC. </strong><hr></blockquote>

I would rather paly it on my SNES. I dont like the DC emulator. The only DC emulator I like is the Gameboy Color one.

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Originally posted by EvilWasabi:
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Actually, if possible, burn it onto a CD with the DC SNES emulator, so it can be played on DC. </strong><hr></blockquote>

The thing that works best is getting yourself a copybox and play it from the floppy disks. Most translated games work properly that way and the feeling is almost the same

I'd like them best if someone could burn them into original snes carts though.. Those would be nice bootlegs for a change.

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Originally posted by leGionellz:
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The thing that works best is getting yourself a copybox and play it from the floppy disks. Most translated games work properly that way and the feeling is almost the same

I'd like them best if someone could burn them into original snes carts though.. Those would be nice bootlegs for a change.</strong><hr></blockquote>

Aren't the sizes of ROMs you can fit on these devices limited, though?

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Originally posted by Nick Goracke:
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Aren't the sizes of ROMs you can fit on these devices limited, though?</strong><hr></blockquote>

Yes they are. If you'd wanting to get one, be sure to get a 32 mbit one. The roms remain the same size after ips patching (the language patch). Normally they don't grow bigger since translators can only use the available blocks of text for replacing the jap character for english ones..

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