

The japanese text in the game won't completely match the real japanese text you'll see in the notepad window if the ROM is patched but you'll be able to identify the text easily. It is the first in the GBA Swordcraft Story spin-off trilogy, but the third and best title was sadly never localized. Ironically, it fared better at providing a handheld ' Tales of ' feel than the Phantasia GBA port.
#SUMMON NIGHT SWORDCRAFT STORY DS SERIES#
A good A-RPG based on the Japan-only S-RPG series Summon Night. It's a little annoying but it's the only way I could do it. Released in US: JThis game has debugging material. Twin Age isnt that bad but if you play the gba games you wont call Twin Age a Summon Night game. On the other hand, Tales of Phantasia is very similar (Swordcraft Story is basically a clone of it).
#SUMMON NIGHT SWORDCRAFT STORY DS PC#
if you have a gba emulator for your PC or slot 2 flashcard on your DS you can play Summon Night: Swordcraft Story 1 and 2. It's not clear whether the Summon Night for DS will be an action RPG like the GBA ones were or something else altogether (the original Summon Night series for PSX were SRPGs, and I think they're being ported to the DS, too). When the game gives you options right click inside the subtitler's window and notepad will open with the translations for the options from the current script in the game (it may show more options than the ones currently ongoing). There is one (Summon Night: Twin Age) but dont bother buying/downloading this game.

Since it seems impossible to detect when the game gives you options without doing lots of reverse engineering and rewriting most of the subtitler I took a different approach. There's a new feature (more like a workaround) to get translations for when the game gives you options (when you're talking to someone and it gives you answers to choose from like "I'll do it"/"I'm not going to do that"). It still works for more than 99% of the times tags appear. It doesn't work in 100% of cases because there's weird combinations that rarely appear and are not worthy of spending lots of time working on. It now replaces correctly tags in the game's script like your name, your partner's name, etc when they appear in dialog. Simply double click updater.exe and it will download the latest translation from salixa's github, and convert it to the subtitles format. Link !JQ9gzSYC!hIwdb0DGZjjrwwjBw3KdeBtXzv7wApQQGB4i7Xp9s2I Publishers: Atlus (US), Namco Bandai Games (JP) Platform: Nintendo DS. Are you a bad enough dude to rescue this article Summon Night: Twin Age. Three years ago, Shintetsu, the Craftlord of Iron (one of the seven Craftlords. This page is rather stubbly and could use some expansion. As promised here's the new release of The Subtitler! Summon Night: Swordcraft Story is the first Summon Night game released on the Game Boy Advance.
