Sakura Taisen 3 Ps2 Iso DB-ANN Sakura Taisen. Yinghua Dazhan 1 & 2 (patch) Russian: 2006-11-01: All ages Vojny Sakury 2006-11-01: All ages Vojny Sakury English: TBA. A Fan is making a English Translation patch for Sakura Taisen on the PC. Apr 25, 2010 - Postby PunkerQC Sun Apr 25, 2010 pm. Well, in the former games Sakura Taisen I. Dec 15, 2019 Fan translation projects for Sakura Wars have been going on for a long time, and as of today, a full English translation of the Sega Saturn version is now available. This translation patch is the.
So I've been hearing a lot about the Sakura Taisen franchise for a long time. I remember seeing the games all the time in Dreamcast and Saturn magazines. Back then, I wasn't really sure what it was.Anyway, these days, I've been delving deeper into the origins of cultivating relationships in games. I played Tokimeki Memorial, a huge pioneer in that area, earlier this year and got a kick out of it.
I was interested in Sakura Taisen, but to my disappointment, none of the games were ever translated in English, except for the fifth game.The games not being available in English dashed my interests for awhile, but as the franchise's 20th anniversary really started to kick-off, I noticed more and ore people talking about these games again. And of course, that got me interested in checking them out again.So I finally bit the bullet and imported the Dreamcast version of the original. I played through the entire game using the translation guides on Gamefaqs, and I gotta say, I really, really LOVED what I played.Not only did the game feel incredibly ahead of its time, but it really captured the feeling of an anime series. The setting and characters, and really the way the whole game utilizes its relationships, really reminds me of what made people fall in love with Persona 3 and 4. It's really a pioneer to what a lot of modern day Japanese games try to do.
And because of that, I think it's pretty sad that this franchise never really had much of a fighting chance in English. I think given the popularity of Persona, Sakura Taisen, especially today, could really find its audience.And honestly, I think if this game were to get re-released in English at some point, It'd fit right in. It's not all that dated, IMO.Back to the actual game, I thought that the voice acting was phenomenal!
Sakura's range was really good in particular, but really, everyone did a great job all around.Oh, and I really liked the simplicity of the game's battle system. I appreciated the fact that there's no equipment, leveling, or items. It made it feel like my strategy was really the most important part to getting through each mission.It's also got some of the best usage I've seen of the Dreamcast's controller and VMU. Seeing the characters attack from their cockpits, and even having enemy and friendly HP info display on the VMU screen was real great.And speaking of the controller, I loved when (end game spoilers).
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Sakura put Ogami's heart to her chest at the end of the game, and the rumble went to the beat of her heart! They just don't make 'em like this anymore, eh?Since I enjoyed the first game so much, I went ahead and bought the Dreamcast versions of the other three games. They haven't arrived yet, but I'm really looking forward to checking out the second one.
Anything I need to know about the games to come? I've read that the later games play sorta similar to Valkyria Chronicles, so I'm already aware of that.Admittedly, I don't know a whole lot about the series. When I was reading up on it, I was surprised to see that, despite how popular it still is in Japan, they haven't made any new entries in quite some time. Is there any particular reason for this?Tell me about this series, Sakura Taisen GAF!
I'm already feeling like a fan! A few reasons.ST4 effectively ended the main story of the Ohgami Ichiro storyline. Nothing left to tell for the main cast.ST5 which is kind of a reboot with a new cast was not as popular as the old cast.The IP was on a soft decline basically and the attempt to rejuvenate it back to the level of the older games failed.Then the core development team of the franchise moved on to Valkyria Chronicles and without a new team to succeed the franchise in a big way, it effectively left the IP in eternal limbo.PS.
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I applaud you importing the original. I played the PS2 Remake of ST1.
I first played this game in 2000 on the dreamcast and the series became my favorite for the better part of the 10 years that followed. It's a shame the first games never made it to the west for a variety of reasons; it's such a great combination of ideas that are delicately balanced to create a beautifully paced game where each desperate system ties into the other perfectly.Sakura Taisen remains to this day one of my favorite games of all time. What I wouldn't give for it to find its way to the west somehow so that more people could enjoy this classic and highly influential game. Very happy to see this thread. Definitely a very underrated series and ignored far too often.I played the Saturn games through as well as the Dreamcast remakes, and both 1 and 2 are just wonderful packages: incredible VA, and I remember being blown away by how much each episode felt like an actual episode of a show (a complete story arc that was self-contained and had a strong sense of rise and fall).I enjoyed 3, and I'm sure you would too.
It, too, has all of the hallmarks of the first two in production value and, for the most part, writing. The free movement 3D battle system in 3 is also wonderful (and reminds me of Valkyria years before it came around).4 was a little more disappointing for me (and I think for the fan base in general). 5 is in English, and that's neat, but it's the weakest of the games in my eyes.I hope sincerely that there will be a re-release of the original trilogy sometime soon in English, but that might be a stretch.
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Remember that ST1 got not only a DC remake but also a PS2 release in Japan, so I'm wondering if it's actually in the cards. Still, there was that Granblue collaboration event a couple weeks back. A few reasons.ST4 effectively ended the main story of the Ohgami Ichiro storyline. Nothing left to tell for the main cast.ST5 which is kind of a reboot with a new cast was not as popular as the old cast.The IP was on a soft decline basically and the attempt to rejuvenate it back to the level of the older games failed.Then the core development team of the franchise moved on to Valkyria Chronicles and without a new team to succeed the franchise in a big way, it effectively left the IP in eternal limbo.PS. I applaud you importing the original. I played the PS2 Remake of ST1.
A few reasons.ST4 effectively ended the main story of the Ohgami Ichiro storyline. Nothing left to tell for the main cast.ST5 which is kind of a reboot with a new cast was not as popular as the old cast.The IP was on a soft decline basically and the attempt to rejuvenate it back to the level of the older games failed.Then the core development team of the franchise moved on to Valkyria Chronicles and without a new team to succeed the franchise in a big way, it effectively left the IP in eternal limbo.PS. I applaud you importing the original. I played the PS2 Remake of ST1. The IP is co-owned between Sega/Red, but don't think than arrangement can't be made for a remake/port/etc.Also, LTTP but I've finished playing Gravity Rush (Vita), and there are some echoes of SakuTai but only in its setting and usage of cel-shading (more known in VC).Though, that's mostly Kohei Tanaka's distinct sound and penchant for fanfare in the OST.
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Pleasure Junction sounds like something out of ST3, the finisher music sounds like that belongs in ST, and the battle music does feel like a ST battle theme.