Quite some time it was a few years before ReDigitize for PsP was finished, its going to be longer as they're waiting for certain functions to show in CITRA if im not mistaken.
Yea I did some research myself and found out it took them 3 years to finish Re: digitize for PSP
guess it would be faster for me to learn japanese. Well anyway thanks for the answer.
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Best way to help them out at this point is to make a donation. I just did.Yea I did some research myself and found out it took them 3 years to finish Re: digitize for PSP
Yea I did some research myself and found out it took them 3 years to finish Re: digitize for PSP
I wouldn't be so sure about that actually. I've been studying japanese for almost 9 years now and there are still things within the game I have to look up.
People undererstimate Japanese, but well good luck with that.
As for why Redigitize took so long: There were various reasons for that but the main reason was we had no programmer we could rely on, and we ended up a lot of times stuck and having to wait for a response that would either never come,
or claiming features we wanted couldn't be implemented. We don't have the same problem with Decode. Things are way different this time.
Oh I can. By the end of the September the Main story+Subquests will be fully translated, I can promise this much.
it didnt say release. it said main story+subquests will be translated. that's not the whole game. though its a large chunk of it.
Nono, just like dimmidice said, it's nothing of the kind. All I really said is that these specific parts will be translated.
There is still a lot work left after that, before we can release it actually.
don't worry about that...
i imagine it won't be released officially in .3ds or .cia form, it should come as a patch for the .3ds file. because sharing games is 'illegal'.
then you can convert that into a cia yourself. but no doubt pre-patched 3ds and cias files will be shared online some places.
'of course' you can install it to your emunand, sysnand, whatever.
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