BINGO! Yes, NJStar does work!
Good news too–even if there’s no English voice in the expanded version, the English subtitle option is still there! Since Nekoneko didn’t have to do that, I wonder if they’ll keep it up with other games…?
Thanks again, Kumiko-san and H-Gurl! I’m going to enjoy this.
But only after I catch up with a few episodes of RUROUNI KENSHIN…
[This message has been edited by Mozart (edited 10-02-2001).]
So far I haven’t heard that the other games have Eng text modes(Light Blue and White)
but it will be nice if they try it with any other games they make.
Not sure how much you are going to enjoy this game. If it is the game I am thinking about, that is. The first chapter/life is real dark and nasty. It sort of gets better later on but still tragic. This game I think is good for those people who like love and tragedy in a series of stories. Oh yea, the loli element is pretty high too.
This is the only Japanese bishoujo game I played that is bilingual. I don’t know if they improved the English part later or not, but I switched back to Japanese after reading a few English lines. This was not a translation example Peach Princess should follow.