First Far East Of Eden game to come to english!

[Xak]

ORIENTAL BLUE on gameboy advance 100% translated.

Cant wait to play it

[Black Tiger]

ORIENTAL BLUE on gameboy advance 100% translated.

Cant wait to play it

It's cool that it's been translated, since it's supposed to be non-linear, but it's not actually a Tengai Makyou game.

There is however, already one Far East of Eden game that was officially released in English.

[SignOfZeta]

Kabuki Klash!

[DragonmasterDan]

Interesting, I wasn't aware this was fanslated.

[BigusSchmuck]

Of course it's on a Nintendo system. Move along.

[Black Tiger]

Of course it's on a Nintendo system. Move along.

Tengai Makyou Zero's translation would have been completed years ago if the game didn't use hardware compression.

[DragonmasterDan]

Tengai Makyou Zero's translation would have been completed years ago if the game didn't use hardware compression.

Yeah, I remember one of the accelerator chips/mappers used for compression in it was not emulated until quite a few years after SNES emulation had been around. Which held back even starting on a translation for it.

[Xak]

Still cant wait for Ziria. But for now this will give me a little taste of the series.

[DragonmasterDan]

Still cant wait for Ziria. But for now this will give me a little taste of the series.

Manji Maru and Fourth Apocalypse are the best games in the series. But Ziria certainly has some old school charm of its own.

[Xak]

Manji Maru was the second RPG for the PC Engine right? The guy with the multi colored hair. That one definitely had higher production value and better graphics (it was made in the 90s, Ziria 1989) . Either way Im having a great time playing Oriental Blue and getting 'eased in' to the whole asian style RPG.

After this game I may just beat Legend of Wukong to see how the Chineese play their RPGs.

[Mathius]

Manji Maru was the second RPG for the PC Engine right? The guy with the multi colored hair. That one definitely had higher production value and better graphics (it was made in the 90s, Ziria 1989) . Either way Im having a great time playing Oriental Blue and getting 'eased in' to the whole asian style RPG.

After this game I may just beat Legend of Wukong to see how the Chineese play their RPGs.

You may be thinking of Kabuki Den. That is the game I want translated most badly.

[Xak]

^YES me too!!!

 I would like to beat Ziria first though

[Mathius]

^YES me too!!!

 I would like to beat Ziria first though

Be prepared for the most complicated Japanese menu system in existence. Sheer terror it is.

[Black Tiger]

Manji Maru was the second RPG for the PC Engine right? The guy with the multi colored hair. That one definitely had higher production value and better graphics (it was made in the 90s, Ziria 1989) . Either way Im having a great time playing Oriental Blue and getting 'eased in' to the whole asian style RPG.

After this game I may just beat Legend of Wukong to see how the Chineese play their RPGs.

You may be thinking of Kabuki Den. That is the game I want translated most badly.

Kabuki actually first appeared in TMII and stole the show. He was so popular that he got several games based around him and even when The Apocalypse IV was set in America, they still found a way to make him a main character.

The PCE FEOE RPG menus are actually some of the most straightforward of 16-bit JRPGs, especially compared to most SFC games like TM Zero or anything by Square.

[Xak]

It would be nice to play them in order. Or is Kabuki Den not part 3 but a side story?

which is the one with a FF style side view in the battles