TMGS 2 translation thread off topic discussion

[Phoenix Goddess]

psst
@PG Tips; http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/942706-ds-denge...nko-adv-baccano

If you give me info on the game, I'll take a look inside of it.

 

[ioukta]

i could never trigger the towel either for sporty guy


ah i got flea market, but all i can say is i followed the horosccope every week to be sure i got good stats for kei cause he's an all around guy and it happened when the walkthrough said it would

maybe u should try a new game from the start being careful from the begining with the horoscope...?


Is that image from fate stay night? i have to continue this one, i got caught up in other stuff

Ill try it just to listen to him hihi

 

[prowler]

psst
@PG Tips; http://www.gamefaqs.com/ds/942706-ds-denge...nko-adv-baccanoIf you give me info on the game, I'll take a look inside of it.ily.
basically, from what I've heard it's a VN.

Spoiler

Based on the two Grand Punk Railroad light novels, the game recounts the events aboard the Flying Pussyfoot train from multiple perspectives. The player's goal is to help the passengers arrive safely in New York City by selecting the correct choices. The game can conclude with one of about fifty scenarios, depending on the player's decisions.

animu info

The series, often told from multiple points of view, is mostly set within a fictional United States during various time periods, most notably the Prohibition-era. It focuses on various people, including alchemists, thieves, thugs, Mafiosi and Camorristi, who are unconnected to one another. After an immortality elixir is recreated in 1930 Manhattan, the characters begin to cross paths, setting off events that spiral further and further out of control.

 

[Phoenix Goddess]

ily.
basically, from what I've heard it's a VN.

Spoiler

Based on the two Grand Punk Railroad light novels, the game recounts the events aboard the Flying Pussyfoot train from multiple perspectives. The player's goal is to help the passengers arrive safely in New York City by selecting the correct choices. The game can conclude with one of about fifty scenarios, depending on the player's decisions.animu infoThe series, often told from multiple points of view, is mostly set within a fictional United States during various time periods, most notably the Prohibition-era. It focuses on various people, including alchemists, thieves, thugs, Mafiosi and Camorristi, who are unconnected to one another. After an immortality elixir is recreated in 1930 Manhattan, the characters begin to cross paths, setting off events that spiral further and further out of control.

I'm not promising anything, just saying I'll take a look inside.
Though, that font will probably destroy me.

 

[ioukta]

that looks very nice, i love multiple endings games, it's the only way to keep a game interesting for a long time

thay should all be like that lool

 

[Phoenix Goddess]

that looks very nice, i love multiple endings games, it's the only way to keep a game interesting for a long time

thay should all be like that lool

I will rarely play games on DS that aren't non-linear. Nothing kills a game than the same damn story line over and over, especially if the story wasn't all that great to begin with, but you "Aaww, what the hell" it, just to get it over with.

 

[ioukta]

thats why i need to learn japanese fast lool

among other things lol

 

[Phoenix Goddess]

thats why i need to learn japanese fast lool

among other things lol

Ah, always take your time with Japanese. Cram as much of it as you can into your head(While understanding all of it), but give yourself exams and stuff, that helps you more than you know.

 

[ioukta]

oh yes i alwyas take books with exercises, that's the only way to learn for me. I got plenty to use, from japanese notebooks for practicing kanjis to kanji drills for japanese kids etc...

I found a book im gonan get as soon as i get paid, it's called key to kanji it has 1000 something, it looks perfect for me

http://www.whiterabbitpress.com/product.php?productid=16821

look at the exemples

i just can't wait to move to a bigger place lol and start fresh in the US lol

 

[EnigmaBlade]

Yes true. it helps alot

 

[ioukta]

i saw this one a long time ago but am rediscovering it

http://forum.koohii.com/viewforum.php?id=5

 

[hakusa]

Yeah, people started to after my post. XD

Suji? I thought of it randomly yearssss ago (like 2004) and started to use it for a lot of sites. I think I looked it up once and found out it was an Indian food ingredient or something. I just wanted to use a name that was short and simple. >_>

*looked it up again* Apparently it's also a name for some Japanese delicacy made from tendons, according to Wiki. It's also a name of a village near Tanzania. o_oHaha, really?

It's funny and amusing at how randomly chosen names can have a few meanings we're not aware of. Did you know that "Kona" is also the name of a state (or an island, I think) in Hawaii?

QUOTE(ioukta @ Oct 19 2010, 04:37 PM) i could never trigger the towel either for sporty guy


ah i got flea market, but all i can say is i followed the horosccope every week to be sure i got good stats for kei cause he's an all around guy and it happened when the walkthrough said it would

maybe u should try a new game from the start being careful from the begining with the horoscope...?


Is that image from fate stay night? i have to continue this one, i got caught up in other stuff

Ill try it just to listen to him hihi

Yeah! I couldn't get the towel event for Suzuka too. I am wondering whether it's because my main friend at that time was Tomomi...
And ah, that Japanese book from Rabbit Press looks nice.

Is this the one which you were talking about?
If I am not wrong, Fate/Stay Night isn't voiced, can't really remember. It didn't make a strong impression on me because I disliked (and still do) Emi Yashirou. >.>

I watched the anime of Baccano! before. Quite interesting, but there were a lot, and I mean a lot of gore inside. Don't know whether the game will have the same amount too...

 

[Phoenix Goddess]

ily.
basically, from what I've heard it's a VN.

Spoiler

Based on the two Grand Punk Railroad light novels, the game recounts the events aboard the Flying Pussyfoot train from multiple perspectives. The player's goal is to help the passengers arrive safely in New York City by selecting the correct choices. The game can conclude with one of about fifty scenarios, depending on the player's decisions.animu infoThe series, often told from multiple points of view, is mostly set within a fictional United States during various time periods, most notably the Prohibition-era. It focuses on various people, including alchemists, thieves, thugs, Mafiosi and Camorristi, who are unconnected to one another. After an immortality elixir is recreated in 1930 Manhattan, the characters begin to cross paths, setting off events that spiral further and further out of control.

Most of the files in this game are in nnt format and I don't know what that is yet, but tomorrow I'll take a closer look inside of a file

 

[ioukta]

And ah, that Japanese book from Rabbit Press looks nice.

Is this the one which you were talking about?
If I am not wrong, Fate/Stay Night isn't voiced, can't really remember. It didn't make a strong impression on me because I disliked (and still do) Emi Yashirou. >.>

nha i just found that one a fw days ago

there's a fate stay night game? in japanese i assume? lol

 

[Berrypanic]

Is that image from fate stay night? i have to continue this one, i got caught up in other stuff

Ill try it just to listen to him hihi
You should! Fate is great .>

I think you mean Emiya Shirou xD, and Hey! Shirou is awesome!... in the VN. In the anime he is and idiot.
It is voiced. You see, a few years after the anime version they made a censured PS2 version of the original visual novel (the original one was an Eroge) called Realta Nua with more CGs and voices. Now there is a patch in the wonderful internet which let's you play the original one with all the extras of the PS2.


And btw, Is the towel event you talk about when you meet him by being in the basketball club? then you just need to spam the club command until it happens, I think. Just don't meet him before that and you are good.

Edit:QUOTE(ioukta @ Oct 19 2010, 08:48 AM)

there's a fate stay night game? in japanese i assume? lol[/quote]
There is and it rocks. It has and english patch, too xP.

 

[hakusa]

ioukta: Ooh, okay. It seems that they like to have flashcards inside their books?

You should! Fate is great

 

[Suji]

A part of me always wishes to see what it would be like if I grew up in Japan.

Well, Korea's close enough.

 

[Berrypanic]

Man, I seriously second your phrase about DEEN. :3 I actually found the anime pretty decent as compared with the studio's other anime. The graphics were quite alright, but the problem was the pace, imo.

Yep, I meant him. It's just that Illya made a few mistakes of his name in the anime which made me choose "Emi Yashirou" because I think it fits, for a character I dislike. I played part of the game, you know, until the time in the Fate route where Emi was fighting Rider at the bottom of the shrine? I still couldn't bring myself to like him. I guess characters like him aren't my type. The red-haired dude from Kara no Kyoukai 5 was also almost the exact carbon copy of Emi, so I dislike him too. :\

Yeah... I guess it's that one? Eh, we aren't supposed to meet him before we join the club? o.o That's weird.

Lol I know there are worse ones but since I love the game it hit's me harder, like with the Umineko one. The Unlimited blade works movie wasn't THAT bad, trough.

Oh Ilya

 

[hakusa]

A part of me always wishes to see what it would be like if I grew up in Japan.

Well, Korea's close enough.

 

[Suji]

Haha, I did think about that, too. I thought of how I would be able to play countless otome games without worrying about the language. XD But in a lot of ways, Japan is quite sick, imo. Part of it makes you think/accept that things like that are normal, which aren't.

I haven't really tasted a lot of Korean food, but their BBQ... So nice~ *~*

Lol, yeah. XD Now when I think of it, "Suji" does sound like a body part in Japanese... Lol. Ahaha. I was chatting in mibbit (you know, the IRC chatting web?) with that name, and there were adverts on the site promoting stuff from Kona. XD

YES, IT WOULD MAKE THINGS SO MUCH EASIER. >;O ..But yeah, lmao, Japan really can be a scary place. I mean, I just recently watched two anime that were strikingly similar by the fact that it seemed like Japan is trying to promote dating sims (I think the anime were both recently released as well). One's The World God Only Knows, and the other is Ore no Imouto ga Konnani Kawaii Wake ga Nai. The first one has a dude using his dating sim gamer expertise in real life to capture loose souls from hell that are presiding within young women's hearts. He has to get himself to replace the soul in the girls' hearts. XDDDD The other's about this one guy's younger sister who's REALLY into dating sim games involving incest (where she's playing as the older brother--she finds the young girls super cute or something; I don't think she's lesbian..?) and he's helping her out because she's always been hiding it even though she treats him terribly. SO funny because these two can be a bad influence/can send the wrong message to people.

KOREAN BBQ, YES!

Love it. GOD, I'm hungry.

Wow, nice. XD Were they like, 'Do you like pineapples? Buy them in bundles for cheap!!' or something?