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That includes an English version on the Genesis/MD, to which this adds Redbook audio and not much else (), apparently.įighter. Probably not playable without Japanese, but ported to a zillion other systems. Genghis Khan II: Clan of the Gray Wolf (蒼き狼と白き牝鹿 元朝秘史) Poster McMasters notes that "A translation of the MSX Turbo R version was released a few years ago but the last 25% of the game was untranslated." Here's a review at Mobygames. A translation has been attempted current status unknown. Enhanced port of the MSX original also released for FM Towns. Completely unplayable without knowing Japanese. The exceptions are the Phantasy Star text adventures, which have recently been translated ().

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Game collections taken from Sega's Meganet download service, most of which are available elsewhere and/or are easily playable without Japanese. Apparently it's quite a good one () if you're into that sort of thing. A fan-translation may be in the pipeline (). Zigfried has written a walkthrough of the game ().į.H.B. In Japanese, but Racketboy and Left in Japan () say it's somewhat playable without language skills. Looks to be mostly in English.įaeria (aka Seirei Shinseiki Fhey Area)(精霊神世紀フェイエリア) Also reviewed () by Gratuitous Science (scroll down a bit). Totally different from the top-down cart version, according to this post () and A Black Falcon. Sequel to Super League CD (listed below).įirst-person racing game. WFM on US hardware w/ Everdrive.Įegawa Suguro no Super League (江川卓のスーパーリーグCD)īaseball game. Pretty much identical to the cart version, except with added cutscenes (in Japanese) and Redbook audio. Ported from Sega System 24, an arcade-style golf game. Playable without Japanese.ĭynamic Country Club (aka 3D Simulation Dynamic Country Club) (ダイナミックカントリークラブ) Also available on the Turbo CD, PC-9801, and X68000. Featured in Left in Japan ().ĭeath Bringer: The Knight of Darkness (デスブリンガー) Cutscenes are in Japanese (and allegedly numerous). () This is currently being prepared for translation (the script of the first game has been completed and is awaiting insertion! Cosmic Fantasy 2 was released in English for the Turbo Duo.

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Two games in one, both ported from the PC Engine. Apparently somewhat playable without the language. Probably playable for non-Japanese speakers? Or, um, it's been translated into Arabic (), if that works for you.Ĭosmic Fantasy Stories (コズミック ファンタジー ストーリーズ) I'd imagine you actually have to be Japanese to play this one. Also on the MSX, Turbo CD, and SNES.Ĭapcom no Quiz: Tonosama no Yabou (カプコンのクイズ殿様の野望)Īccording to this site (), a historical quiz game. ()īakuden: The Unbalanced Zone (爆伝 アンバランスゾーン)Ī "musical action-adventure game", or that's what this guy says () at least. Racketboy calls it a "turn-based strategy RPG". Featured in Left in Japan (), and reviewed by Melf in March 2012.Īrslan Senki (アルスラーン戦記) Described as a very lengthy dungeon crawler. According to A Black Falcon (), this is "a collection of three games originally released separately on several Japanese computers, including the PC-8801, PC-9801, MSX, and X68000." Allegedly playable without knowing Japanese, if you use Zigfried's guide () cited in Melf's review. Works for me (WFM) on US hardware with Everdrive. Cutscenes, title screen and closing credits are in Japanese, but completely playable without knowing the language. Here's a review at Mobygames () and a gameplay video. A walkthrough () is available at Gamefaqs. At least one Sega-16 member doesn't think much of it (). Ported from the X68000, and there's also a Turbo CD version (released after the Mega CD release). Featured in the Sega-16 article Left in Japan (). Not really playable without knowing Japanese.Īfter Armageddon Gaiden (アフターハルマゲドン外伝 魔獣闘将伝エクリプス) Titles in blue are linked to the corresponding Sega-16 review.Ī Rank Thunder Tanjouhen () (Aランクサンダー 誕生編) The archived SegaBase () site was a big help with the more obscure games. Work in progress! I'll edit the first post as new info comes in, either from your posts or my research. whether they have hardcoded region lockout). (e) talks about compatibility on US/EU hardware with a hacked BIOS (i.e. (d) talks about whether they're exclusive to the Mega CD and/or available elsewhere in English, and

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(c) talks about whether they're playable if you don't speak Japanese,

eiyuu senki guide gamefaqs

Browsing the archives, we've had lots of discussions about Japanese Mega CD games, but it doesn't look like we have a single thread that:






Eiyuu senki guide gamefaqs