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Mystic Ark
Game Review (by Red Soul):
Mystic Ark is a universe of mysterious doors, a huge multi-scenario RPG by Enix, that story-wise is not connected to The 7th Saga. Although a few of its features and characters have been carried over from the preceeding game, any reference that depicts this work as The 7th Saga-II is erronious.
If such localization nomenclature were to be followed, Mystic Ark would more appropriately be called The 8th Saga. Nevertheless, our English patch will leave this game as Mystic Ark.
The tale centers around a single fighter who is captured by an unknown force, turned into a wooden Figurine, and whisked away to a spooky back chamber of a palace-like mansion that has only recently materialized on a desert island. When he or she is awakened by a eerie voice, the fighter encounters many other Figurines throughout the premises, some of which are fellow combatants who must be freed from this curse in order to be reanimated and fight at the hero’s side. In searching for their homes, everyone must confront a number of powerful adversaries along the way that seem determined not to relinquish any of the seven Arks that not only harbor special powers, but hold the keys to opening new doors to other worlds.
Hero Remeer or Heroine Ferris, whoever a player chooses to become at the start of gameplay - with an option to choose a new name up to 8-letters long - will explore the whole remote island chain and eight strange worlds before confronting the truth about the perpetrator that is turning almost everthing that exists into Figurines. For the most part, each world stands as a self-contained quest, much like the chapters of Dragon Quest-IV, and each new scenario appears stranger than the one that preceeded it. In the end, the hero must confront an unlikely villain in a situation that seems to defy rationality!
Mystic Ark is not an average RPG. It plays old school, but it’s much deeper than “A hero goes off to save the world” plot.
The main character may have no defined background, but its safe to assume the author intended it that way. In literature, this phenomenon is called the “everyman character” which means Remeer could be any male, Ferris could be any female. The desired effect is to have a player assume the main character’s role.
Each world in Mystic Ark is so varied, a player winds up learning new concepts and growing in character, Of course, this happens to the main character in the game as well, as the story inveigles us to ponder our own virtues and ask questions such as, “Who are we? Do we have what it takes to be truly good people? Just how much does our own darkness rule us? Are we ready to change our world for the better?”
So take the plunge and find your own answers as you enjoy this fine masterpiece that is Mystic Ark.
Description:
Mystic Ark, commonly (and improperly) known as “The 7th Saga 2″ in some circles, is an RPG by Enix that spans worlds, and embeds a lot of adventure/puzzle elements into the genre. Disnesquick did the programming for our font, and the text was translated by Ian Kelley. You’ll pardon the brief description, but it’s after midnight, I’ve been working on this game virtually every available moment for the past two weeks, and I’m really, really tired. But the patch is out, so I guess it was worth it. I’m pleased with the result, but it took one hell of a lot of effort to get this far.
ROM / ISO Information:
Mystic Ark (J).smc - GOODSNES 2.04CRC32: FEB80589MD5: 540E82F13AD57A2C6FFC0E14E3F61098SHA-1: BA80E7425BCC553A1AF4SHA-256: A1CAF7FF9FBEA1BF090618DAE732EE3A0
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CreditsContributorType of contributionListed creditHackingProject leader, romhacker, utility, programmer, assembly hackerTranslationHackingProportional font hackTranslationKanji table
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User ReviewsHeadlineAuthorDateVersionRecommended25 Feb 2011N/AYes
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Digital Devil Monogatari: Megami Tensei
Game Review (by Spinner 8):
The game that “started it all”, as Square fanboys like to call the first Final Fantasy game. This is the first Megami Tensei game, that spawned such games as Persona and Soul Hackers and stuff. It’ since it’s in Japanese I have no idea what the hell I’m doing, so I can usually make it to the third floor before I end up getting my ass kicked. Maybe next time I should buy weapons or something.
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This is a complete translation patch for the NES game Megami Tensei. The patch is not final.
ROM / ISO Information:
Digital Devil Story - Megami Tensei (J).nes (w/Header)CRC32: F906ACABMD5: F4BD9780F96SHA-1: 67E1E87DA259C35F4BDigital Devil Story - Megami Tensei (Japan).nes (Headerless)CRC32: MD5: D99BDC0B1E6D146D593E933F74BBE4D3SHA-1: F60ECFBB7FE31FDBFBFBASome older sites/sets list the game as Digital Devil Monogatari - Megami Tensei (J).nes as well.
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A patch in the context of this site is a file that contains a list of changes that an author has made to a game. This change can be a language translation, graphical, musical, or any other kind of alteration of the game. This file is essentially a list that says "change this byte to that byte" repeatedly. What ROM hackers do is take their altered ROM, and use a patching program to compare it to the original ROM. The program then makes a patch that you can use on an original ROM to produce the same results of the hacked ROM the ROM hacker has.
You may be wondering why we don't just distribute the modified ROM and not deal with the hassle of patches. We don't do this for a few reasons. First, it is illegal. We cannot distribute copyrighted material.
All non public domain ROMs contain intellectual property owned by their creators.
Nintendo, Sega, Square, Acclaim, Capcom, etc.. own the characters, game data, and code contained in a ROM. Freely distributing this data is illegal and we wish to abide by the law on this site so we don't get shut down and can continue to provide the services we do for you. We also do this out of respect for the patch authors.
Archiving patches allows authors to get credit for the work they have done and provides the ability to keep track of versions.
In addition, many patch authors do not want their work distributed in illegal packages. We don't wish to get patch authors in trouble due to independent actions we take on this site against their will. Distributing a patch is perfectly legal.
A patch contains nothing more than a list of changes to achieve the same results the patch author did. Obtaining or making(You can backup your own games using a backup device)the original ROM is your responsibility and we will not provide them here.
Keep in mind there are many different type of patch formats.
The most popular patch format is the IPS format, though there are others, such as PPF, NINJA, or XDelta. They all perform the same basic function, but are very different in their ease of use, complexity, limitations, and features. Documentation on some of these patch formats can be found in our
section for additional information.
What is 'auto-patching' (also known as 'Soft Patching')?
If you're using ZSNES, it has a neat feature that automatically patches your ROM when you load it. It does not modify your original ROM copy. No additional programs are necessary.(Of course this only works on SNES games.) Just rename your patch to the same name as the ROM and place them in the same directory (Folder) together, and ZSNES will find the patch and apply it every time the game is run, which leaves the original ROM untouched!
An example: If your ROM is FF5.SMC, and your patch is RPGER0X.IPS, change the IPS file to FF5.IPS. Other emulators that support auto-patching are Gens, SNES9x, and VisualBoy Advance. FCE Ultra also auto-patches, but the ROM's full filename plus extension has to be the patch's filename. So, if you wanted to patch FF3.NES, you would change the patch's name to FF3.NES.IPS.
If you are having auto-patching problems and you're using ZSNES AND you have a separate directory for your saved games, you need to put the patch in that directory, instead of the same one as your ROM. Fortunately, SNES9x finds the patch either way. If your ROM is in a zip file, your IPS filename should match the ROM name inside the zip file, and not the name of the zip file itself.
How do I apply a patch(also known as 'Hard Patching')?
Most patching programs run in DOS. If you're reading this for help, chances are you may not be proficient in DOS. Thankfully, there are also very good Windows equivalent programs.
is my personal recommendation for newbies. Unlike
, this one has not been reported to ever corrupt your ROM!
Download this program and double click on 'Lunar IPS.exe'. Click the 'Apply IPS' button. Now, you want to select the PATCH FILENAME. This is the 'filename.ips' patch you downloaded from our site and NOT the ROM.
We cannot help you if you cannot find the files. If you downloaded them, they are on your hard drive and it is your responsibility to find them before you can continue. Now you will do the same process, but this time you are locating and selecting your ROM file('gamename.smc') that you want the IPS patch to be applied to. NOTE: You should always backup your ROM before applying a patch to assure you do not lose your original ROM and to be able to try again in the event the patch was not what you intended it to be. That's all there is to it.
Be thankful that such nice utilities have been written for you. ;)
I have an SNES patch, and it doesn't work! What do I do?
If you are having a problems with an SNES patch, it is usually either a header problem or corrupt ROM problem. The header is an appended set of bytes put at the beginning of a ROM by a backup device in order to load ROM for playback. Emulators do not need them.
ROMs distributed over the Internet may or may not contain one.
The original ROM you have MUST match the same ROM the original patch creator had. This includes the header. That's why a header can be important to emulator users.
In most cases, you can READ THE README FILE(Many people neglect to do so and this is critical) contained in the patch archive file.
The readme will tell you whether or not the ROM used to make the patch contained a header or not.
The readme file will also contain many other useful bits of information pertaining to your patch and ROM. The staff at Romhacking.net will not help any individuals whom have not read the readme file first.
After reading, most likely you will now know whether you need a header or not.
What do you do now? You can get
to check both the checksum and header status of your ROM. Refer to the NSRT documentation and web site for assistance on how to do this. Note: Once you apply a patch to a ROM, the checksum can be bad and that is ok.
The checksum on the ORIGINAL ROM however should always be good or your ROM may be corrupt.
I have a Genesis patch, and it doesn't work. What do I do?
If you are having problems with a Genesis patch it is most likely a ROM format problem.
Most patches require your ROM to be in BIN format(and not SMD). A utility (which is mysteriously not on our site at this time.) can convert it for you. This is a DOS utility, so in the command prompt type: " /CB ROM.SMD" or whatever your ROM is named. Don't actually type "ROM.SMD" unless it's actually NAMED that. The "/CB" switch will make a copy of your ROM called, in this instance, ROM.BIN. Try and patch that ROM instead.
Still having problems? A lot of Genesis games will lock up if their checksum's been altered. Gens and Kega Lazarus both have an "Auto Fix Checksum" option, which will fix the problem.
I have been a part of a translation.
How do I submit a Reflection?
Simply e-mail a staff member with the necessary game and project information and your reflection via the 'Contact Staff' section.
How can I translate a game?
Contrary to what some may think, there is not any kind of magical program that automatically translates games. Translating is a very complicated task and usually involves the efforts of several people for just one game. These types of projects can usually take months to complete. Some projects may even take years. If you'd like to learn, please see our 'Getting Started' Section.
You've got to have a high aptitude for self-learning for this hobby.
We also have a large database of documents, tutorials, and utilities to help you learn the trade. This site is all about learning how to translate and hack ROMs, so have a look around!
What is the criteria for a "complete" translation?
That's a difficult question to answer. As it stands now, the normal criteria for a complete translation is one where there is no Japanese in the game (unless it's intentional, a title screen, or something minor), and mostly bug-free to the point where it's understandable and playable. A lot of projects ride that very fine line, and these are (of course) left to the decision of the site maintainers!
Naturally, there are many projects that are completely playable, but are not complete for one reason or another (graphics compression or lack of time etc.). Don't forget that countless hours have been put into that translation, and are just as worthy of your time as any complete one out there! We are working on providing better classification for these translations.
I dumped the script of a game, can you find me someone to translate it for me?
We have a Help Wanted Ads section for this kind of request. Enter your information there and wait for a hopeful response.
I want to translate game xyz can you find me someone to hack it for me?
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We plan to make it possible for everyone to actually add the files to the database themsevles,
but this will take some time.
I don't understand utility xyz, can you help me?
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