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Translation Rom hackers/Editors needed for luminous arc 3 translation
Maybe this is a silly question, but if you insert in a line only a few translated words/letters, the inserted text appears normally? Or it still appears as *****? Does analyzing the Luminous Arc 1 and 2 texts would help solve this issue? To find the format/encoding/text size used in those...- andreiagmu
- Post #62
- Forum: Nintendo DS
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Translation Rom hackers/Editors needed for luminous arc 3 translation
By the way, have you guys seen this YouTube channel? Betagammaomega I think he's Yuukiwa-kun, the translator from long ago (I was acompanying his posts at Luminous Arc InvisionFree forum). He seems to have solved the asterisk problem with the texts, and posted some translated scenes...- andreiagmu
- Post #60
- Forum: Nintendo DS
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Translation Rom hackers/Editors needed for luminous arc 3 translation
Any news on this translation project? Did anyone fix the text invalid characters (AKA "*****") problem? Luminous Arc 1 & 2 are by far my favorite NDS games, and I want to play the third game so bad... ( ;v; ) I'm a programmer, if I can help somehow with the project, I'd be glad to!- andreiagmu
- Post #59
- Forum: Nintendo DS
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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty FMA seemed more metaphysical. Like Alchemy was a mysterious comic phenomenon, that gave you an experience.+1
In brotherhood it seemed more direct. Like there was a "god of alchemy that" one met. And it liked humbling people -
S @ salazarcosplay:At the end of the game Ed beather Truth at his own game giving up his ability to do alchemy
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S @ salazarcosplay:@Xdqwerty good. thats great fma takes more time to to build up the beginning. brotherhood rushed the beginnign because the beginning had already been told+1
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