@soothingMel0dy a transition

RT @deinlojr: since some of yall wanted sanae too #東方Project

@catgirlprostate the children yearn for the forum signatures

@soothingMel0dy Nothing wrong with just learning Japanese, but I do think most localizers are used as scapegoats for much more complex processes at best, and actively harassed over trivialities and even outright misconceptions at worst.

American merchandise enthusiasts are about to understand the European collector's experience

@HiddenRefuge @TheZackZeal You can always buy the "unbotched" JP copies - doing that also supports the visual novel industry, even if it doesn't support licensed English-language releases.

@Noga_Navon The opposite. A few games came to the WSC first, then when Bandai abandoned the system in February 2003, were ported to the GBA. Other than Digimon and Riviera, the Final Fantasy 1/2/4 ports are in this category, for example.

(I mention non-American followers specifically, as I think a larger percentage of my American followers already have accounts elsewhere. However, I don't have hard data on this, I could be wrong.)

@Hardie_qt @occaision27064 @SydcalistDuck nie nie, chwila, bez brzucha piwnego nie ma mowy o żonobijkacore

@tinivule @Shpeshal_Nick "The Neo Geo Pocket is forward compatible with 39 Neo Geo Pocket Color titles". Also, arguably, "DSi" and "New 3DS" enhanced titles.

@KiddMarine @Games_BlackHole In my experience, the GBA and SC in good condition should be pretty similar in terms of display quality. You can get an IPS mod for the WSC; I don't recommend doing it to the SC, as they are less common and the SC mod has lower compatibility w/ refresh rate-changing homebrew.

@swiss_vinyl to answer your question more succinctly: no, as far as I'm aware, changing waveforms during a channel's playback should not cause any audible "auditory horrors" on the WonderSwan, though I'm not a Furnace expert specifically so I don't know if it does anything extra unusual

@Xenoimpulse artists have co-opted the language of intellectual property to try and fight what is effectively a labor dispute. it's disheartening because the success of this rhetorical trick may lead a world in which only Adobe can out-generate artists, which is strictly a worse world