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Old Jun 18, 2006, 01:02 AM #1 of 18
Post Visual Novels in the US!

Originally Posted by CuteChocobo
...There are a few more good novel games out there, like planetarium (sp?) or a lot Leaf's work are all good starting points. Some of these novels will take you more than 8 hrs to read, but with music as enhancement you often loose time and want to finish the story.

Unfortuantly no English company are willing to take up translation these novels because it takes too long and not worth it.

I highly recommend if you have nothing to do, give Narcissu a go
http://www.gamingforce.com/forums/an...-narcissu.html

I didn't really know this until just recently... But, I found a company that is actually taking on these visual novels!!
I hadn't paid attention but check this out... and tell me your impressions :O Especially if you've tried some of these...
http://www.hirameki-int.com/
Hirameki International

They have 2 categories, AnimePlay PC and AnimePlay DVD...
They're visual novels from Japan; apparently pretty popular names like Ever17, Ai Yori Aoshi [PC Visual Novels!]
and dvd Visual Novels that you just put in any dvd player and play! [I was suprised... I took a chance on one of these by the name of Phantom of the Inferno, and I really got into it. It's like 20 hours long and you get passwords as you progress, making choices on the dvd... [I always wanted to see this on a dvd!]

The other one that I heard was really good, was Hourglass of Summer...

Anyone tried these??? Impressions? Comments?

I hear they really aren't making much money so I'm worried about the company, but I'm going to take advantage and enjoy what they have done And cheers to them~

EDIT: OH yeah there are some free demos to download ...
Here you go~ Just click on the download page...
http://www.hirameki-int.com/appc/pro...e17/index.html

Oh, and btw they're hentai free as far as I have seen... But the story is awesome...

Oh and if you know of another US company doing this also... please share

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Old Jul 19, 2006, 02:53 PM #2 of 18
Thought I might throw this up as well :

Although there are only a few Visual Novels that are picked up by english companies (namely Hirameki);
"This site tries to provide a complete and convenient overview of links to all unlicensed English visual novel fansubs. "

.shii.org/translate/

Like
Wind —a breath of heart— [near release!]
Planetarian [complete]
Tsukihime [in progress]
Kanon [in progress]
and many others

Just, informing the uninformed that fans are putting huge efforts into translating some of this genre [Visual Novels!]!
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Old Jul 23, 2006, 08:18 PM #3 of 18
yeah, I've played Natsiuro no Sunadokei(Hourglass of Summer) and the play time is about 9 or so man-hours(per char, and varies a bit with each char), a very good interactive non-hentai interactive game/novel. The anime is horrible by the way. Though I hear there was a H-version of this game, I could be wrong. Definately worth my buy. I might get Ever17 later. AWA 12 is coming soon so they might sell some there. And I haven't seen peeps other than Hirameki that is publishing them.

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Old Jul 24, 2006, 11:51 PM Local time: Jul 25, 2006, 12:51 PM #4 of 18
Thanks X-Calibar for the Visual Novel updates ^_^

As for May this year 2 more company picked up Novel translations, one company which the name just isn't popping up in my mind, is planning to focus on Ero-VNs. The other one was just a rumor but from a small division from Japan it self.

Hirameki was initially a company for licensing animes, but their deal were all crushed by bigger companies like 4Kids and other 'well known' organisations. They turned their attention to visual games mainly small novel games, Ai Yori Aoshi was one of their first big translation projects that they've taken up!

I have bought Ai Yori Aoshi from them, and few of their minor projects. Their translation is quite good, sticks to the original Japanese plot with a slight deviation for Japanese Puns/Jokes. No extra bonuses thou which is a bummer ^ ^

As I quoted before, doing Visual Novel isn't a profitable job because of the culture difference in Entertainment perception. In Japan reading anime/game related novels are part of their daily life (reading of buses, trains, at work, at home, at school or in toilets). For western countries, reading anime/game novels are rare, they are only part of a niche market. But I believe that they will grow sooner or later

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Old Aug 12, 2006, 10:37 AM Local time: Aug 12, 2006, 07:37 AM #5 of 18
Please tell me if they're translating Kanon, they will also do Air... PLEASE! I really want a localised version of Air...

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Old Aug 13, 2006, 11:16 AM #6 of 18
Originally Posted by Misu
uhmm... I think zalas wanted to get off his ass and do some work more work on AIR during the summer and considering hes already got a decent amount of work done, you may want to consider contacting him instead of trying to start up a new project.

ww.cjas.org/~zalas/AIR/
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ww.cjas.org/~zalas/AIR/moin.cgi/AIR
forums.haeleth.net/viewtopic.php?t=787

Looks like Air is getting some work done~ I'd imagine it's far from complete but, there's hope as well as a lot of work done You could try posting on haeleth fourms, it's probably the best place to talk about Visual Novels~!

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Old Aug 22, 2006, 07:47 PM #7 of 18
Newsflash:
at2006.haeleth.net

"In 20 words:
al|together is back for 2006, with a very simple mission:

Love translation. Love stories. Spend a month sharing them together.


The main translaton phase is over.
Submissions are now being checked, packaged, and prepared. The main body of releases will take place later this week, time permitting. In the meantime, insani have continued their impressive record of meeting rigid deadlines by releasing the five games they are contributing to this year's festival, so please enjoy those while you wait for the rest!"

Check ww.shii.org/translate/
for Insani's releases! [Free mini Visual Novel games!]
The titles of the ones already out are...

OMGWTFOTL
Adagio
At Summer's End
Panda Samurai
Visions from the Other Side

And at least 4 more that will be released pretty soon! This annual event rocks Even if you missed last year; you can still download the old ones with bit torrent~!

Red Shift
I, Too, Saw Dreams Through Air
A Winter's Tale
Resonance
Kira ~snowdrop~
The Poor Little Bird
plain song
plain song -christmas special-
io[Christmas Eve]

So basically bunches of great new things; I'll have to make time to try lol

OMGWTFOTL!
What does OTL means lol hmmm

EDIT: If someone tries some of these please post a review! Maybe I'll post something when I get to it ~

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Old Dec 15, 2006, 02:04 PM #8 of 18
Thumbs up End of the Year Update~

Alright! Time for the end of the year wrap up for : Visual Novels
a.k.a. choose-your-own-adventure computer games in english! [yum! :P]

On the Fan Translated Side :

al together 2006 "lumine claro"
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The freeware/fanware japanese to english translation festival is pretty much wrapped up~ With bunches of translated games to grab... "FOR FREE!"
http://at2006.haeleth.net//release.php

I played OMGWTFOTL, lol really ... weird but loll. I'll be playing the rest after I finish the current game I'm on~ [they are small downloads below 10 megs each]
Downloaded em all to play as I get a chance~

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Mirror Moon's TYPE-MOON Tsukihime Visual Novel
Status : TRANSLATED AND COMPLETE!
========================
http://mirrormoon.org/
The fan game that was made famous in Japan has now been translated into English by the dedicated people from Mirror Moon~!

The anime was based on the game, with only mild success... but the game is pretty much widely regarded as a total success [As I understand it TYPE-MOON was a group of fans who pulled their efforts together to make a game... Tsukihime, which was so successful they sold it, got it made into an anime, and it's reached us and spawned Fate/Stay Night :O]

I haven't gotten a chance to play since you have to find and purchase/import the game; but if happen to have this game, CHECK IT ! :O

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Planetarian CD Version!
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This isn't exactly Fan news..! But, the game Planetarian translated by Insani at the beginning of last year :
http://planetarian.insani.org/
Now can be played with Reverie's voice the whole way through! :O
If you import/get the Planetarian CD Version [20-30$ US] and combine it with the downloadable version [10$ US?] with the English patch~! You can apply the voices to the translation ;) YUM!
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Shuffle! and Wind ~a breath of heart~ Near Completion!
Kanon Kanceled [...], and Narcissu 2 Translation in the works!
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From what I understand these have been translated and are currently in the editing process~! So in a month or a year, more fan-translations to ENJOY! YES!
http://nnl1.com/
http://gamepatch.se/news.php

On a sad note, Kanon the fan translation has been postponed indefinitely :(
http://www.haeleth.net/index.shtml
But then again on a positive note, Haelth has gotten permission to translate Narcissu 2 which we will be able to enjoy for free!
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Hirameki Newsflash!
On the official english Retail scene :

http://www.hirameki-int.com/

One of the few official translators for Visual Novels to English; Hirameki has released :

ANIMAMUNDI
Exodus Guilty Parts 2 and 3
Yo-Jin-Bo!

This year!

And they have been holding a Christmas sale to purchase one get one free~ for US / Canada; 39$ for one PC game and one DVD game, or 26$ for 2 DVD games~ [International you can purchase products through rightstuf.com I hear!]

Also Piece of Wonder is announced and probably coming pretty soon!

This is a small company and they haven't had tons of customers... plus this is a niche of the Anime industry that most people don't know about..! But there is really good stuff here...!
So, here's hoping this reaches at least one interested person ;)

VISUAL NOVELS!!!!!!!!!!!!! YAHOO!! lol
I'm out of gas; end of the year update OVER!

Sources :
http://www.hirameki-int.com/
http://www.shii.org/translate/

Videos :

Yo-Jin-Bo
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Unofficial Preview :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Su5m5brYr78

Opening Music Video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C6fVO0gi8ac

Animamundi
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening Music Video :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMHVNpmfK1k

Exodus Guilty
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening? :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSTBl0S7NFk

Planetarian
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Unofficial Preview :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gbGDmYEIx80

Wind ~a breath of heart~
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cdE2hu0pKI

Shuffle!
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na6l1G0zAbY

And here are some videos for the older Visual Novels that are out~

Ever17
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5uz3yQmPsrY

Phantom of Inferno
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
An Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30Vlbrq4r7o

Hourglass of Summer
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0BEnv6xNyA

Ai Yori Aoshi
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Pretty sure it's the same opening as the pc and anime
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mjr6nJRnVag

Tea Society of a Witch
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Opening :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gmDNmlE55s

[These are all I could find!]
Here's to a bright new year for Visual Novels~ *cheeers!*

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Old Dec 15, 2006, 02:23 PM Local time: Dec 15, 2006, 12:23 PM #9 of 18
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Shuffle! and Wind ~a breath of heart~ Near Completion!
Kanon Kanceled [...], and Narcissu 2 Translation in the works!
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From what I understand these have been translated and are currently in the editing process~! So in a month or a year, more fan-translations to ENJOY! YES!
http://nnl1.com/
http://gamepatch.se/news.php
More like BREAK THE SUPPORT DISC rite?

I'm not sure there's been an action a fansubber has done since Anime Junkies to get people so riled up.

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Old Dec 15, 2006, 02:58 PM #10 of 18
Originally Posted by http://www.lurkmore.com/wiki/index.php?title=4chan
When the fansub group No Name Losers completed their English patch for the H-game Wind -a breath of heart-, they initially wanted only legitimate owners of the game to obtain the patch, not people who pirated it. NNL is known to be staunchly anti-piracy, so for one to prove they were a legit owner, he or she had to answer a questionnaire and provide certain photographic evidence of the game, including a picture of the support disc broken into pieces. This, NNL argued, was to ensure that the patch was used by the legit owner alone and no one else. This caused a furor in the fansub community. People were unwilling to intentionally damage an expensive game they had to import, and NNL was criticized as being elitist and trying to get people to "jump hoops" for them with their "background checks." Ultimately, NNL completely retracted their statement and decided to publicly release their patch. As of July 2006, the patch is still pending. Since then, "break the support disc" has been used as a meme for discussions usually concerning Internet piracy.
Actually it "sounds" like Wind will be released without jumping through hoops, like Tsukihime is. When it's ready that is.

On that link for Wind, it describes a little bit about that fiasco I think, but now I think it's cleared...

But, I must make this plain... PAY to PLAY! I do not condone any stealing, nor do I suggest it; Whether Hirameki or the big names, these games are usually reasonably priced if you look around or ask around~

[Except Tsukibako :P argh]

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Old Dec 16, 2006, 07:47 PM #11 of 18
I hadn't bothered to figure out what Visual Novels are, but still to this moment, I associate them with hentai, with the limited exposure I have to the concept, hearing about Fate/Stay and Utawarerumono deriving from visual novels. Although that's probably not the case, hentai or not, I NEED an English Tsukihime visual novel as well as Kanon since I'm very intrigued by these series.

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Old Dec 16, 2006, 08:24 PM #12 of 18
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I wrote this in the Hirameki fourms...
which basically sums up seeing Visual Novels as Hentai, and what Hirameki is trying to do~
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See, I passed up Crescendo and Snow Drop, and those types of games because they were so heavily linked to hentai products. I never really considered buying from them due to that...
But, a year ago; I took a chance on an "Interactive DVD" with a sleek white cover; with the girls Ein and Cal on the front... Yep, I randomly bought Phantom of the Inferno on a whim, and since then I've opened my eyes to the realm of Visual Novels...

But, before that time I wouldn't have known about Hirameki or titles like Crescendo; I just saw "closed-door" products :P

As I see it, Hirameki is currently in the best position (er the only company willing?) to hook people on Visual Novels in english; I am wondering how many anime/manga fans have passed up purchasing games like Crescendo and Snow; due to avoiding the realm of the H-Factor.
As Hirameki grabs a larger and larger audience, it should give more attention to other companies like Peach as well, etc. [Reminds me of Eve Burst Error, which I didn't even give a chance, a while back due to being associated with the h-factor; And now I want it, because I know better :O]

So, in this regard I personally think it's wise to be clear that Hirameki does not release H-factor games, and instead have a Japanese "all-ages" thing going on :P

I wish I could see the status of how Hirameki is doing.
I feel oddly attached to this company and really hope it just keeps going and going and going...

I would like to see uncensored games maybe in the future; but I think it would be wise to use a different name for a sub-company of Hirameki or some way to keep it distinctly seperate. So, my misconception is not repeated; Cause we all need more Fans for these wonderful stories!!!
That about sums it up~ Oh and btw, the Tsukihime translation has an option to keep the hentai part or remove it during install~! [since I hear the parts they removed really didn't have anything to do story wise?]

Hirameki on the other hand has been quoted cancelling games due to this fact [meaning steering clear of hentai, because as I heard someone say "When's the last time you heard of a X-Rated film that's as popular as any nonX-rated popular film; Never right?"], because they are trying to remove themselves from the niche market; They are quoted saying that they are just going to pick up "good" games; and they don't really care if it's from a popular line or not. And from what games they've released I think they have a pretty strong record, although few sales still due to nobody knowing about them.

AMN: Is Hirameki looking at specific genres to bring over? As in, would you guys like more adventure titles as opposed to romance titles?

Shinichi Shimura: We essentially do not look at any one genre. What matters the most to us is not whether a game is an adventure game or a romance game or a mystery game but rather if it痴 a good game. If it痴 an interesting well-done, well-acted, well-drawn game. The way that we most care about genre is what our fans want. If there is a sense that the American audience is hungry for any for any particular genre then we will give preference to that genre but right now our focus is and always has been just good games.

Source : http://anime.advancedmn.com/article.php?artid=3036

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Old Dec 16, 2006, 08:27 PM Local time: Dec 16, 2006, 06:27 PM #13 of 18
The way I like to think of it, nearly all visual novels are h-games, but not all h-games are visual novels. What differentiates a visual novel from an h-game is its story. Take the sex out of a game like Tsukihime or Kanon and you're left with a fascinating story -- Kanon (and other Key games like Air) has actually been released on consoles as an "all ages" (no sex) title. Take the sex out of a generic h-game and... uh... expensive coaster?

I was speaking idiomatically.
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Old Dec 16, 2006, 09:27 PM #14 of 18
[If only I could get you to play Ever17..!]

I personally don't want to ride an expensive rollercoaster decorated with sexual images [usually lol.....] I just want to enjoy a ride that'll keep me wanting more!

Hirameki has learnt... Most adults don't want to ride a rollercoaster with their friends while a stranger performs strange sexual acts on them. We just want to have fun!



Anyone who has played Planetarian would be... irked or amused to hear it called a H-game; but I guess that's the wrap towards these kind of games.
That's why I keep typing, hoping to dispel that automatic association [hopefully I'm not being too annyoing ]

I mean do we really need to have sex in a heartwarming/sad story like that?

Although most Visual Novels begin with h-elements; minus games like Planetarian, Hirameki has been choosing games carefully and editing that specific content and removing those parts if they exist [which of course to seriously informed fans is a mixed reaction]; But, then that gives way to a new larger willing audience; and so far I haven't felt like I've been put out at all after playing these games.

Hirameki has not released a single H-Game. [although originally before editing some may have contained those elements]
and
US ESRB would definitely rate Hirameki games above Teen if they did have that content.

But to give you an example of an existing visual novel game with H-elements that didn't need it, and I believe hasn't sold as well as others; stuck in with the rest of the crowd : X-Change, Tsuki ~Possession~, etc which I've read to be completely different types of games.

Here's a review I read yesterday about Kana : Little Sister ; which I think I initally just dismissed as probably a sick h-game ol

Cause I mean... Kana : Little Sister ... in the H-Game category... Yeah I think I'll pass on that...
And yet :
http://www.mobygames.com/game/window...iewerId,15940/
Although that company chose to leave the h-parts in; from the review it sounded like it didn't need it at all.

So... Well in any case, I think what you said is clear, most Visual Novels start as H-Games and what I said is too? A bright future for Visual Novels in the US, means stripping [...] the H from the H-Game Visual Novels :P

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Old Dec 17, 2006, 12:52 AM #15 of 18
H aside it was truely a good novel, and like Air, the scene is just there for the eye candy. just skip em if ya dont like them.

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Old Dec 17, 2006, 12:21 PM Local time: Dec 18, 2006, 01:21 AM #16 of 18
Personally I really liked "Kana" with out the ecchi scenes. The plot is wonderful and the character building is surperb. The sex scene is just like an additional perk to the story it can be ignored totally and still won't change the story at all.

Same goes for many of Key's games and Alice's games!

What I find is there has been lacking in visual novel releases this quarter. More animated H-games has been released, which isn't my cup of tea

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Old Jan 23, 2007, 12:15 AM #17 of 18
Just wanted to let everyone know...
A new Visual Novel has been released!

Piece of Wonder, by Hirameki; Just downloaded the 45-minute trial last night and here's part of the reaction I wrote on their site: I'm liking it!! I've played a little ways into the trial, and I'm a sucker for the crazy humor I was presented with so far~ At this point it doesn't feel like it's going to be a long epic novel game, although I haven't tried the battles yet; yet I was having fun, with its quick odd pace, warm art and lots of choices to direct the action: I want more ~ I thought something was wrong with the voices, but I figure they just trimmed them for the trial...

So to sum it up, I didn't have any expectations of this one, due to the pictures I saw; but after playing the trial... I'm impressed enough that I want more!
Here's visual news' first impression :
http://visualnews.net/2007/01/22/fir...ece-of-wonder/

And here's where you can read about it and download the trial at the bottom!
http://www.hirameki-int.com/appc/pro...ece/index.html
Not a bad start to the year for Visual Novels~

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Old Feb 10, 2007, 07:00 PM #18 of 18
Talking

A long awaited piece of news...

Wind -a breath of heart- Re:gratitude
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2007.02.06. Build C of the demo and patch is released. Updated FAQ and download availability.
EDIT: Build C is the pretty well perfected I'd imagine final patch~!
http://nnl1.com/
http://nnl1.com/wind/

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What is Wind -a breath of heart-?

Wind -a breath of heart- (referred to as Wind from now on) is a visual novel by minori. It is their second feature-length visual novel, released on April 19th, 2002. The game's main claim to fame was that its two short cinematic sequences were created by Makoto Shinkai, director of the critically acclaimed Voices of a Distant Star and The Place Promised in Our Early Days. The game itself was successful enough to spawn multiple vocal compilations, a three-part anime OVA (lit: original video animation AKA miniseries), and a sixteen-episode television anime series. Wind was also ported to the Sega Dreamcast and the Sony PlayStation2. This site provides an unofficial English localization for the PC version of Wind.
So if you haven't guessed it..! After a lot of waiting, a lot of work and a lot of controversy; The Patch is out! If you can find Wind DVD version then what are you waiting for!
EDIT: Oh yeah the demo's there too! So what are you waiting for :P

Yet another huge step for fan translations~
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