- cross-posted to:
- romhacking@sh.itjust.works
- cross-posted to:
- romhacking@sh.itjust.works
A fan-driven project has made it possible for English-speaking players to fully enjoy Dezaemon 3D, a shoot 'em up game creation tool originally released for the Nintendo 64DD. The release includes full English translations of nearly all game elements, as well as the Nintendo 64DD functionality that was initially designed for expanded game features.
- Key Features: A comprehensive translation covering tutorials, menus, prompts, and sample games. The only untranslated element is a label on a single cup of tea.
- Nintendo 64DD Support: Emulators like Ares support the 64DD disks, making it easier to explore these features.
- Community Contribution: Lead by Whowasphone404 and implemented by Zoinkity, this community effort highlights the dedication to translating and preserving retro gaming experiences.
Which games do you wish had a fan translation?
Nintendo Cease and Desist in 3… 2… 1…
Cool. Now do the Mario Studio games. You know, the expansive sequal to Mario Paint, that we NEVER GOT IN THE WEST BECAUSE WE NEVER GOT THE N64DD, BECAUSE NINTENDO ASSUMED AMERICANS WOULD HATE IT JUST BECAUSE JAPANESE AUDIENCES HATED IT???
Yeah, sorry. I’m still not over it. And I’m not over the fact that Nintendo didn’t buy Rare. WHAT THE FUCK WERE YOU THINKING, NINTENDO???
I have…opinions.