Posts tagged Edelweiss
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Tidbit: MangaGamer posts some status updates via Twitter
April 8th, 2010, by in Tidbits, Translation
According to the MangaGamer Twitter account, editing and re-translation of Edelweiss is now past the “flower incident” and the system files for Koihime Musou have gone past the editing stage.
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Tidbit: MangaGamer talks Buddhism and Edelweiss fixes
March 10th, 2010, by in Tidbits, Translation
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Assorted MangaGamer news
February 19th, 2010, by in Release, Translation
MangaGamer has now released their latest title Cosplay Alien according to
planschedule. The fandisk Edelweiss Eiden Fantasia has also been assigned a release date of March 20, according to a post on the official staff blog. There will be plans to offer a bundle package for those who have not purchased the original game, Edelweiss. We also had a chance to talk to someone from MangaGamer, and they’ve indicated that they’ve now picked a new font and it should start appearing in games once the programming to incorporate the new font is completed. However, currently unreleased games that are mostly finished will probably not get the new font. -
Tidbit: MangaGamer forum now has bug report section
August 27th, 2009, by in Tidbits, Translation
EvoSpace, in charge of the MangaGamer forums, has added a section in the forums for users to report (script) errors found in MangaGamer’s games. MangaGamer is “planning to release patches in the future” but there’s no guarantee all the bugs will be fixed and the release schedule is totally up in the air.
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OVERDRIVE looking for game scripters
December 25th, 2008, by in Translation
It appears that OVERDRIVE, original publisher of MangaGamer’s Edelweiss, has posted a request on their staff blog for three (Japanese) people to help them with the technical process of creating versions of currently released games for an European and American audience, including tuning the scripting in their current games. Apparently, English ability is not a required skill but will result in a fatter paycheck. It looks like the technical aspects of the game engine are handled by OVERDRIVE, while the translation and distribution are handled by MangaGamer. At least this is a good sign that OVERDRIVE wishes to continue in their endeavor. Thanks to TakaJun for the heads up.