seiken densetsu 3 english patch no header

SEIKEN DENSETSU 3 ENGLISH PATCH NO HEADER SERIES

Over here I really don’t think that it’s a negative thing to have two very strong RPG lines. I know that there are big sales battles going on in Japan between Square and Enix, and I think that they actually have some sort of agreement not to go head-to-head with the release of similar titles and to make sure that both Square and Enix have enough space, but over here in the US, it’s a whole lot more relaxed. So people who like, say, a Dragon Warrior title seem to like Squaresoft titles as well. Our research has shown that if someone has a positive experience playing a role playing title, then they want more. It’s funny over here in the US because role playing games are such a small slice of the overall videogaming pie, the following is still very much a minority of gameplayers. Do you think the next few releases from Square will consolidate your position as a leader in the field? Do you feel you are in a battle with Enix? In America, though, Enix still has a loyal following.

SEIKEN DENSETSU 3 ENGLISH PATCH NO HEADER SERIES

It seems that Final Fantasy is now a serious rival to Dragon Quest for the crown of most popular RPG series in Japan. Super Play: Things are really on a roll for Square right now. Super Play: And this responsibility will increase, right? So more and more we’re having a hand in deciding which games make it out of Japan. But at the end of this month, I’ll be going over to Square in Japan to take a look at all the titles in development and hand-pick which games we’re going to release in the US and Europe over the next year. In the early days – about five years ago – titles were selected in Japan for American release, “localised”, and then shipped over for release. Ted: It’s getting more to a point where we do actually have a lot of control. Do you choose which of their games will be translated into English, or do they tell you? Super Play: Tell us about your relationship will Square of Japan. Either way, the games will keep coming though… Ted: Well that would seem sensible because the European market is very strong and it looks likely that it will only increase, but I think it’s too early to tell if there will be a Square office set up. Super Play: So it would seem likely that Squaresoft’s presence in Europe will increase, maybe until a Squaresoft Europe is established?

I’m sure that this is the same strategy now, but in Europe.

They didn’t set up a company here straightaway and market our games direct, instead they licensed the first 8-bit Final Fantasy game to Nintendo and eased into the US market gradually. This process of releasing games through other people is pretty much the same strategy that our parent company in Japan used when first breaking into the American market. Ted Woolsey: No, there are definitely more Square games planned for release in Europe. Is this the start of more officially released Square games to come, or a one-off deal purely for the launch of the Secret of Mana?

Super Play: Up until the release by Nintendo UK of the insanely great Secret of Mana, European players will only ever see the wonder of Square games by obtaining grey import cartridges. Note that in the transcription below, I’ve added topic headers for easy linking – these weren’t in the original article.

Seiken densetsu 3 english patch no header