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Don Rumata!!rYqzYYFAejoNo.2399271ViewReplyOriginalReport Japanese Computer Gaming General: Maymester Edition
Thread anthem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGYNHn-i_fw
//Pastebin//
>Links to vendors, emulators, game info, fansites, &c. You're open to share it.
http://pastebin.com/g99LycCJ
//Games//
>ROM sites w/games, tools, OS packs, &c.:
http://www.retroprograms.com/
https://archive.org/details/PC98_Games_1813
http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/index.php
>Project EGG's for legal downloads (takes PayPal, subscription service). Collecting Japanese PC goods? Suruga-ya's useful for mail order. Try bidding on Yahoo! Japan, too; use a middleman service like From Japan for shipping:
http://www.amusement-center.com/project/egg/
http://www.suruga-ya.jp/
http://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/
http://www.fromjapan.co.jp/
>/vr/ Anon's PC-98 dump:
https://mega.co.nz/#F!F59WkSqQ!quGKSFIswBgv0rxAAaF8Pg
//Emulation//
>lllusion City blog has primers on emulating the PC-88, PC-6001, and FM Towns platforms:
http://illusioncity.net
>Guides to Neko Project II & making bootable HDI files for PC-98:
http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/neko.html
http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/articles/hdi/hdi.html
>MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.1 work for the PC-98; consider Ko-Window or SX-Window for the X68k (FM Towns has proprietary OS). The 8-bit machines run MS-DOS, CP/M, and Hudson/N88 BASIC.
//Music//
Jungle Park (Windows, Buffalo Daughter/Delaware): http://polsy.org.uk/play/nico/?vidid=sm6422291
Nostalgia 1907 (X68k, Marikawa): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn4PKeDr6Es
Ashe (PC-88, Quasar Soft): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEKUwPdTNvw
Youma Kourin (MSX, Falcon): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHDhljDSsiw
Elm Knight (FM Towns, Nitta/Fukuda): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnIfQRgjf_E
Libros de Chilam Balam (PC-98, Sawashita): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx0RsQMURFo
Bunch of X1 Sorcerian packs w/net players: http://vgmrips.net/packs/search?q=Sorcerian
//Translations//
>For NEC/X68k patches:
http://www.romhacking.net
Thread anthem: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGYNHn-i_fw
//Pastebin//
>Links to vendors, emulators, game info, fansites, &c. You're open to share it.
http://pastebin.com/g99LycCJ
//Games//
>ROM sites w/games, tools, OS packs, &c.:
http://www.retroprograms.com/
https://archive.org/details/PC98_Games_1813
http://www.theoldcomputer.com/roms/index.php
>Project EGG's for legal downloads (takes PayPal, subscription service). Collecting Japanese PC goods? Suruga-ya's useful for mail order. Try bidding on Yahoo! Japan, too; use a middleman service like From Japan for shipping:
http://www.amusement-center.com/project/egg/
http://www.suruga-ya.jp/
http://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/
http://www.fromjapan.co.jp/
>/vr/ Anon's PC-98 dump:
https://mega.co.nz/#F!F59WkSqQ!quGKSFIswBgv0rxAAaF8Pg
//Emulation//
>lllusion City blog has primers on emulating the PC-88, PC-6001, and FM Towns platforms:
http://illusioncity.net
>Guides to Neko Project II & making bootable HDI files for PC-98:
http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/neko.html
http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/articles/hdi/hdi.html
>MS-DOS 6.2 and Windows 3.1 work for the PC-98; consider Ko-Window or SX-Window for the X68k (FM Towns has proprietary OS). The 8-bit machines run MS-DOS, CP/M, and Hudson/N88 BASIC.
//Music//
Jungle Park (Windows, Buffalo Daughter/Delaware): http://polsy.org.uk/play/nico/?vidid=sm6422291
Nostalgia 1907 (X68k, Marikawa): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wn4PKeDr6Es
Ashe (PC-88, Quasar Soft): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SEKUwPdTNvw
Youma Kourin (MSX, Falcon): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NHDhljDSsiw
Elm Knight (FM Towns, Nitta/Fukuda): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnIfQRgjf_E
Libros de Chilam Balam (PC-98, Sawashita): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nx0RsQMURFo
Bunch of X1 Sorcerian packs w/net players: http://vgmrips.net/packs/search?q=Sorcerian
//Translations//
>For NEC/X68k patches:
http://www.romhacking.net
AnonymousNo.2399330Report
As a lurker of these threads I just want to say that /jpc/ are heroes of /vr/ and thank you guys for bringing up content that probably wouldn't be seen otherwise.
Don Rumata!!rYqzYYFAejoNo.2399341Report
>>2399330
np
So First Queen: The New World performs really well on Windows 7, probably because Kure Eiji coded it mostly in software. The install shield has a cheesy FMV inset, lol. AppLocale's easy to set up on Win7, too, but I'm still having issues getting Wander Wonder to play right.
np
So First Queen: The New World performs really well on Windows 7, probably because Kure Eiji coded it mostly in software. The install shield has a cheesy FMV inset, lol. AppLocale's easy to set up on Win7, too, but I'm still having issues getting Wander Wonder to play right.
AnonymousNo.2400108Report
What happened to one of the most prominent PC-98 composers?
https://vndb.org/s1263
https://vndb.org/s1263
AnonymousNo.2400129Report
So I'm trying to play CD games on the PC98 (I want to try Brandish VT)
I tried using this guide: http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/articles/cd/cd.html
But the links to some critical files are dead (ANECDXNT.E86, CDX.SYS , MSCDEX.EXE), and I can't seem to find them anywhere else. Hate to be a beggar, but if anyone knows where the files would be, a better guide to boot CDs, or even the CD boot fdi, I would be grateful.
I tried using this guide: http://fullmotionvideo.free.fr/pc98/articles/cd/cd.html
But the links to some critical files are dead (ANECDXNT.E86, CDX.SYS , MSCDEX.EXE), and I can't seem to find them anywhere else. Hate to be a beggar, but if anyone knows where the files would be, a better guide to boot CDs, or even the CD boot fdi, I would be grateful.
AnonymousNo.2400262Report
>>2400108
> City landscapes rendered in pixel art
> mfw
When YU-NO was finally translated and posted on /vr/, I eagerly downloaded it and started playing. The feeling I got experiencing that game for the first time was orgasmic; couldn't even begin to describe to you how nice everything was visually with the pixel detail, and the chiptune was beautiful -- felt unique in a sense.
The story tying with the game was absolutely crazy with that fucking theory of how time progresses and all that, completely nuts.
> City landscapes rendered in pixel art
> mfw
When YU-NO was finally translated and posted on /vr/, I eagerly downloaded it and started playing. The feeling I got experiencing that game for the first time was orgasmic; couldn't even begin to describe to you how nice everything was visually with the pixel detail, and the chiptune was beautiful -- felt unique in a sense.
The story tying with the game was absolutely crazy with that fucking theory of how time progresses and all that, completely nuts.
AnonymousNo.2400270Report
>>2400129
They should be in the emulator pack, bundled with the emus.
They should be in the emulator pack, bundled with the emus.
Don Rumata!!rYqzYYFAejoNo.2400282Report
>tfw you and your sparring partner are down to 0 energy, can't shoot anymore, but one kick and either of us would explode
Warroid is really fun at the base X1 clock speed. Faux-sprites move around smoothly, it feels great to jump and shoot, and there's small touches here and there which should make PvP fun to try.
Also tried Plazma Line...it's not as immediately accessible like Warroid, but there's more strategy involved with viewing the radars and keeping the ship in one piece. It's a tape game, but I got it working just fine.
>>2400270
>>2400129
Just checked the Neo Kobe pack (better add this to the OP for next time!): the first two files are in the Anex86 folder, but not MSCDEX.EXE. Thankfully you can download the latter easily, and you don't need the MS-DOS version either (Win9x versions will do).
>>2400262
The music alone transports me—shame we lost Umemoto a while ago.
Warroid is really fun at the base X1 clock speed. Faux-sprites move around smoothly, it feels great to jump and shoot, and there's small touches here and there which should make PvP fun to try.
Also tried Plazma Line...it's not as immediately accessible like Warroid, but there's more strategy involved with viewing the radars and keeping the ship in one piece. It's a tape game, but I got it working just fine.
>>2400270
>>2400129
Just checked the Neo Kobe pack (better add this to the OP for next time!): the first two files are in the Anex86 folder, but not MSCDEX.EXE. Thankfully you can download the latter easily, and you don't need the MS-DOS version either (Win9x versions will do).
>>2400262
The music alone transports me—shame we lost Umemoto a while ago.
AnonymousNo.2400339Report
Some tracks for Es no Houteishiki were posted in one thread header, the one before the last I think, and I liked it so I looked up the composer behind it but the only thing I could find was Garage Land. Any info on this?
I think I read it was an Australian group which was odd. I think it is note worthy that the style sounds similar to Remember11's, composed by Takeshi Abo.
I think I read it was an Australian group which was odd. I think it is note worthy that the style sounds similar to Remember11's, composed by Takeshi Abo.
AnonymousNo.2400485Report
>>2400339
Different Garage Land, mate.
Garage Land was a composer and mentor to this guy: https://vndb.org/s1047
There's virtually no information on the guy and I only know what I know from asking Yano Masashi.
Check out these tracks composed by MUSE/Akira:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aEbOqInio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MeWz2V-chU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSC5Aq9srUM
Different Garage Land, mate.
Garage Land was a composer and mentor to this guy: https://vndb.org/s1047
There's virtually no information on the guy and I only know what I know from asking Yano Masashi.
Check out these tracks composed by MUSE/Akira:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8aEbOqInio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MeWz2V-chU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSC5Aq9srUM
AnonymousNo.2400802Report
>>2400282
Kanno too. Both in the same year, in fact.
Hopefully the remake turns out well.
Kanno too. Both in the same year, in fact.
Hopefully the remake turns out well.
AnonymousNo.2400929Report
>>2400485
Thanks. The quality of Es' tracks was disparate, so perhaps Yano was behind two of them because the others sound like atmospheric pieces with no standalone value.
Thanks. The quality of Es' tracks was disparate, so perhaps Yano was behind two of them because the others sound like atmospheric pieces with no standalone value.
AnonymousNo.2401153Report
>>2400129
Brandish 4 is aviable on Windows though.
Brandish 4 is aviable on Windows though.
AnonymousNo.2401283Report
Thanks OP. I don't contribute to these threads nor do I play J-PC games very much but these are consistently some of the most interesting threads on the board.
AnonymousNo.2401319Report
I've been wondering, the translations of which PC-98 titles would boost the popularity of the system or the games of the era in general the most, according to you guys? In other words, which titles are most requested here?
AnonymousNo.2401409Report
>>2401319
I could probably get a friend to translate an hour or two long game for me. The biggest problem with that is hacking/text insertion.
I could probably get a friend to translate an hour or two long game for me. The biggest problem with that is hacking/text insertion.
AnonymousNo.2402467Report
>>2401617
It's absolutely criminal that not one of Hiruta's titles has been translated so far (no, those butcherings of Dragon Knight 3 and Word's Worth don't count).
It's absolutely criminal that not one of Hiruta's titles has been translated so far (no, those butcherings of Dragon Knight 3 and Word's Worth don't count).
AnonymousNo.2402678Report
Hey guys, I need help finding a game I've played before. I'm almost certain it was a PC-98 or FM-Towns game, let me describe it to the best of my abilities.
It had an isometric art style, similar to games like Lunatic Dawn II (pic related) and Mercury: The Prime Master. The thing I remember most distinctly is that when the map ends, in that space would be an open book. Like the game took place "on" a book. The art style was dithered, with window styled menus. As far as I remember the game was never translated into English.
It had an isometric art style, similar to games like Lunatic Dawn II (pic related) and Mercury: The Prime Master. The thing I remember most distinctly is that when the map ends, in that space would be an open book. Like the game took place "on" a book. The art style was dithered, with window styled menus. As far as I remember the game was never translated into English.
AnonymousNo.2402703Report
Hey folks, saw in one of the threads some people were talking about The Screamer for PC-98. Been playing it recently. I just ranked up, does anyone know what HC does? I'm also assuming AC is armor class which would give you automatic defends.
Don Rumata!!rYqzYYFAejoNo.2402787Report
>>2402703
Oh dammit, I still haven't patched my disk file yet. Here's the RPGCodex thread for reference: http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/the-screamer-the-story-of-a-boy-and-his-torch-worm-translation-project-thread.80444/
>>2402678
Will have to dig through my reference files and find what you're looking for. Maybe late Telenet (Span of Dream, Hioden series)? It's definitely not gonna be The Atlas or something; KOEI and Hokusho did a number of isometric games worth looking at.
Oh dammit, I still haven't patched my disk file yet. Here's the RPGCodex thread for reference: http://www.rpgcodex.net/forums/index.php?threads/the-screamer-the-story-of-a-boy-and-his-torch-worm-translation-project-thread.80444/
>>2402678
Will have to dig through my reference files and find what you're looking for. Maybe late Telenet (Span of Dream, Hioden series)? It's definitely not gonna be The Atlas or something; KOEI and Hokusho did a number of isometric games worth looking at.
AnonymousNo.2403127Report
>>2401319
Brandish translations should be coming soon
Brandish translations should be coming soon
AnonymousNo.2403160Report
>>2403127
Which ones? I'd say the second one is the most important because the first one is already officially translated on the PSP which is the best version in my opinion.
Which ones? I'd say the second one is the most important because the first one is already officially translated on the PSP which is the best version in my opinion.
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