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Pic of the Day: Super Star Force, NES.
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New NES endings for gems like Blodia Land, Day Dreamin' Davey,
Fantasy Zone II, Seirei Gari, and Super Star Force, a great sequel to Star Force.
 Posted by: Rey
 Section: NES Endings
 Contributors: Eien Ni Hen, AdamL.
New Game Boy endings for Avenging Spirit, Hammerin' Harry,
Blades of Steel (including the secret credits), and more. There's also the Mickey Mouse IV ending,
which was turned into the Real Ghostbusters when it left Japan.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Game Boy Endings
Thanks to Lord Oddeye Sama, we have the ending for Shining Force III Premium Disc. Also, here are a couple more Saturn endings:
Black Fire, and Robotica.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega Saturn Endings
Contributors: Lord Oddeye Sama.
The Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones ending is now available. There aren't too many ending variations though (unlike the previous games), so as long as you have
everyone alive, you should get pretty much the full ending.
There are also a Virtual Boy update, with endings for Red Alarm, a translated SD Gundam: Dimension War, and
Virtual Fishing.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Game Boy Advance Endings, Virtual Boy Endings
Contributors: General Horace, NPI, Jotaro Raido.
Here's the translated ending for the Playstation 2 Berserk: Millennium Falcon. You can also find the endings for
Rogue Galaxy, Vampire Night, and all the single and team endings for
Street Fighter EX3.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
Thanks to the contributors, we have a new TurboGrafx-16 update with endings for Break In,
Makai Hakkenden: Shada, Out Live, and more.
Posted by: Rey
Section: TurboGrafx-16 Endings
Contributors: NPI, Bakudon, NoOneee.
Playstation One endings to start the week: Ninja: Shadow of Darkness, all endings for Soul of the Samurai, and
Tomb Raider Chronicles. Also, Cavery210 sent the Street Fighter: The Movie bad ending I missed the first time around.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation Endings
We're still playing with power. Here's the ending for Final Mission (which is the Japanese version of S.C.A.T.),
and unlike the USA version, this one only has one ending.
There are also endings for Asterix, Heavy Barrel,
Jackie Chan's Action Kung Fu, Nightshade, Rockin' Kats, and more.
Posted by: Rey
Section: NES Endings
Cavery210 sent a couple of fixes for SNES endings. He alerted me that Nosferatu had a bad ending if you continued a bunch of times, and that Bram Stoker's Dracula had a shorter ending if you played on Easy mode.
Other than that, I finished Hyper Iria, and
Jonny2x4 translated Rushing Beat Shura, which like the previous games of the series, was heavily butchered or changed when it was released outside Japan as
The Peace Keepers
Posted by: Rey
Section: Super NES Endings
Contributors: Jonny2x4, Cavery210.
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Wednesday, March 29, 2017. |
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Some new Saturn endings today: Amok, Bug Too!, and
Gungriffon: The Eurasian Conflict.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega Saturn Endings
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Wednesday, March 22, 2017. |
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I captured the ending for the PS2 game Nightshade, a sequel to 2002's Shinobi. There's also the ending for another Ninja game called Red Ninja, in which you have to hang the last boss to finish the game. Disturbing.
Also, here are all the Tekken 4 endings!
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Wednesday, March 15, 2017. |
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I've been enjoying Breath of the Wild so much that I forgot to update yesterday. Anyway, here are some PS2 endings to tide you over until the next update:
KOF: Maximum Impact, Silpheed: The Lost Planet, and Yakuza.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
Thanks to Jonny2x4, I bring you the translated ending for the Arcade version of Street Fighter EX2. All the endings were removed when the game was localized outside Japan, but now, you'll be able to see and understand all the epilogues (some characters even have multiple ones).
I also included a few Virtual Boy endings for all of you: Insmouse no Yakata, Nester's Funky Bowling, and
Space Invaders.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Arcade Endings, Virtual Boy Endings
Contributors: Jonny2x4.
Another PS2 update. First is Ring of Red, a decent Konami Tactics game with some great artwork. We also have some fighting game stuff with all the DOA2 Hardcore character endings. And finally, the Castlevania: Lament of Innocence ending with the extra images you get for beating it in Crazy mode and with the other characters.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Monday, February 27, 2017. |
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Enjoy this monday with these PS2 endings: Broken Sword: The Sleeping Dragon, Mega Man X8, and
Shining Force Neo.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Tuesday, February 21, 2017. |
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Today we game, boy.
Check out some translated endings for Ganso!! Yanchamaru, Nectaris GB, and
Wizardry Gaiden: Curse of the Ancient Emperor. There's also a couple of collection packages with Bugs Bunny Collection, and Konami GB Collection Vol. 4. And, there are more new endings on the Game Boy Endings section.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Game Boy Endings
Contributors: Jonny2x4.
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Thursday, February 16, 2017. |
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The Saturn lives. Enjoy the endings for a couple of Sega Arcade racers: Gale Racer, Hang-On GP.
There's also an Ace Combat clone called Wing Arms, and Megaman X4. It's the same as the PS1 version,
but what the hell, here it is anyways.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega Saturn Endings
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Saturday, February 11, 2017. |
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The Calamity Bannon cannot stop me from posting more PS2 endings. Here is the amazing God of War, the crappy Neo Contra, and the cool The Nightmare Before Christmas: Oogie's Revenge. If you haven't played Nightmare Before Christmas, do it. It was done by Cacpcom's Devil May Cry team and it's remarkably decent for a licensed game.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Monday, February 6, 2017. |
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Here's a mix of endings ranging from Vay for the Sega CD, Zipang for the TurboGrafx-16, for the Game Gear we have
Cheese Cat-Astrophe Starring Speedy Gonzales, Deep Duck Trouble Starring Donald Duck, and others. Thanks again to Andrew Rae for those, and to Jack Caeylin for helping out with Vay's voice overs.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega CD Endings, Sega Game Gear Endings, TurboGrafx-16 Endings
Contributors: Mysticales, Andrew Rae.
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Wednesday, February 1, 2017. |
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Febuary February PS2 endings for y'all. Here's Devil May Cry, Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Operation Resurrection,
and Virtua Fighter 4 Evolution (including the FMV after beating Quest Mode, and the 10th Anniversary game).
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Friday, January 27, 2017. |
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I still have a few more Nintendo 64 endings left. Check out the ending for the cool Goemon's Great Adventure, Pokemon Stadium 2, and a couple more in today's update.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Nintendo 64 Endings
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Sunday, January 22, 2017. |
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The Playstation 2 Half Life had a a special scenario not found in the PC version, so here are both endings for the game. Also added the endings for
Final Fight: Streetwise (both story mode and arcade mode), and both endings for Nightmare of Druaga, which is part of the Druaga series by Namco.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Monday, January 16, 2017. |
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Fresh NES endings today for games like King's Quest 5, Phantom Fighter, Sansara Naga, Swords and Serpents, and more.
Posted by: Rey
Section: NES Endings
Contributors: TheLetterM, Pennywise, GForce.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2017. |
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Yes, even more Playstation 2 endings. Here's Arcana Heart, Metal Gear Solid 2 Sons of Liberty, and Urban Reign.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Thursday, January 5, 2017. |
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New year for an old console with new endings.
Here are Playstation 2 endings for Maximo: Ghosts to Glory (part of the Ghosts'n Goblins series),
the impossibly hard Shinobi, and a collection package with Gradius III and IV.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Saturday, December 31, 2016. |
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Here's a big update to end the year.
Let's start with the ending for the Fantasy Zone II remake Sega did for the Arcades in 2008. It was only used for some events and was never sold, but they did release it for the PS2 as part of the Sega Ages series. The game has multiple endings with some pretty artwork.
Next, we have several Game Gear endings from Andrew Rae: Bugs Bunny in Double Trouble, Daffy Duck in Hollywood, and Lost World: Jurassic Park. More to come from him in the future.
We also have some new Virtual Boy endings: Galactic Pinball, Mario's Tennis, and Virtual Bowling.
And finally, thanks to Jonny2x4, you can now enjoy the translated ending for one of the best Super NES games ever made: Ganbare Goemon 4. Check out Impact disco dancing during the credits.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Arcade Endings, Super NES Endings, Sega Game Gear Endings, Virtual Boy Endings
Contributors: Jonny2x4, Andrew Rae.
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Tuesday, December 27, 2016. |
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Man... The Bouncer... It has a bunch of ending variations depending on what character you use on specific missions. All the FAQs and info online are either wrong or incomplete, so I foolheartedly thought I could quickly figure out all the variations on my own, but it took me over 4 days of constant playing, testing, mixing and matching characters and missions. I believe I got a taste of what beta testers go through, and I think I hate the game now too. Had I known I was going to go through so much trouble, I wouldn't have even tried it. But whatever, it's done now.
I usually like to mention what you need to do to trigger variations in the endings I post, but for this game it's not possible unless I put paragraphs of information. So, if you are one of the few The Bouncer fans, check out this thread I made on GameFAQs detailing all my tests and notes about how to get the ending variations. I left it there for posterity and archiving's sake in case a future someone needs that info.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Friday, December 23, 2016. |
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More Playstation 2 endings for games like Virtua Fighter 4, all the variations for Contra: Shattered Soldier, and also the ending for the Super NES Cybernator remaster: Assault Suits Valken. This version has all the Japanese dialogue translated and no censorship, unlike the localization Konami made for the Super NES.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Monday, December 19, 2016. |
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I've finally started doing PS2 endings, here are three of them to whet your appetite: Capcom Fighting Evolution,
Gradius 5, and Mega Man X7.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sony Playstation 2 Endings
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Thursday, December 15, 2016. |
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And now, here's the ending for Fire Emblem: Binding Blade (A.K.A. Fire Emblem 6), where Smash fan-favorite Roy comes from. This is actually a sequel to the sequel... I mean, a story sequel to the already posted Fire Emblem 7. Or, in no less confusing terms, Fire Emblem: Blazing Sword (part 7, subtitle only used in Japan), is a prequel to Fire Emblem: Binding Blade (part 6).
Anyway, included are the endings for when you reach Chapter 22 or Chapter 25, and also the ones depending on how you finish the last boss. Thanks to Mike Sgam for contributing part of the ending.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Game Boy Advance Endings
Contributors: Mike Sgam.
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Sunday, December 11, 2016. |
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Did you know the Japanese version of Final Fight CD for the Sega CD has an exclusive ending scene between Cody and Guy not found in any other version or port of the game? In addition, Cody's dialogue to Jessica is also different from all the other versions. Hover the mouse or tap the image to read the spoken dialogue. Thanks to GekiV for the dialogue translation.
But that's not all, there's also the ending for Dark Wizard, a great strategy/RPG with four distinct storylines that pretty much everyone overlooked.
Thanks to Ladyabaxa and her YouTube Channel for proving the endings.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega CD Endings
Contributors: Ladyabaxa, GekiV.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2016. |
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I finally finished getting the ending for Fire Emblem: Thracia 776 (A.K.A. Fire Emblem 5). Unlike most of the other games in the series, this game doesn't have any crazy ending variations. As long as you have certain characters alive, you'll get their ending conversations.
One thing to note though, the game was originally released through a service called Nintendo Power (no relation to the magazine) in which you downloaded the game from special kiosks into a rewritable cartridge. Eventually, the game was re-issued as a proper retail release, but some things were changed between versions, such as adding new ending ranks and shuffling/adding/removing some of the credits portraits. I included both credits versions, even though there's only one exclusive portrait for each version.
Huge thanks to Eien Ni Hen for translating everything again!
Also thanks to Kirokan, Tenryuu, and YayMarsha from the Serenes Forest forums for their help and translations.
I'm now going to start working on Fire Emblem 4, arguably the one with the most ending variations (there are close to 100). Let's see how that goes.
If you want more Emblem, we have already posted the endings for Fire Emblem 1, Fire Emblem 2, Fire Emblem 3, and Fire Emblem 7.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Super NES Endings
Contributors: Eien Ni Hen, Kirokan.
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Sunday, December 4, 2016. |
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More red-tinted Virtual Boy endings for Jack Bros. (all 4 endings), Panic Bomber, and V Tetris
Posted by: Rey
Section: Virtual Boy Endings
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Tuesday, November 29, 2016. |
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Did you know that the Street Fighter EX series actually had ending epilogues in their Japanese versions? The western versions removed them, and just had your character posing before showing the credits. But thanks to Jonny2x4 I was able to bring you the Street Fighter EX, and Street Fighter EX Plus endings completely translated. Both are pretty much the same, except the Plus version has five extra epilogues. The rest of the series will follow at a later date.
There are a couple more Arcade endings too: Fantasy Zone II The Tears of Opa-Opa, and G Stream: G 2020.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Arcade Endings
Contributors: Jonny2x4.
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Friday, November 25, 2016. |
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It was never officially released in English, but it received a great fan translation a few years ago: it's none other than the Saturn Dragon Force 2!
You can see all the character endings completely translated, including Reni's ending and the credits, which the fan translation wasn't able to do due to issues that can't currently be solved.
Huge thanks to FaustWolf for leading the translation project, and Prodakah for playing the game with all characters. An additional thanks to Jotaro Raido, Flame, and Hydao for translating what was missing and verifying everything was correct.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega Saturn Endings
Contributors: FaustWolf, Prodakah, Jotaro Raido, Flame, Hydao.
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Monday, November 21, 2016. |
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It's been a while without TurboGrafx-16 endings, so here are some freshly translated ones: Bubblegum Crash!,
Hisou Kihei X Serd, Maison Ikkoku, and more.
Also NPI sent corrections for Circus Lido, which was previously thought to have no ending; and Rock-On, which he discovered had a good ending. Thanks to Jotaro Raido for providing translations for some of these games.
Posted by: Rey
Section: TurboGrafx-16 Endings
Contributors: Jotaro Raido, NPI.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2016. |
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After more than 39 years, the Virtual Boy section sees some updates again.
I added the endings for 3D Tetris,
Golf, and Vertical Force. I also updated the Teleroboxer ending with better images, and the Title Defense Mode ending which was missing from the page.
More endings to come later on.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Virtual Boy Endings
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Friday, November 11, 2016. |
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Ahoy, Playstation over here!
Today we have the ending for Legend of Legaia, and all the cool endings for Psychic Force 2. Also posted, one of the worst fighting game ever: Star Wars: Masters of Teras Kasi.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Playstation Endings
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Sunday, November 6, 2016. |
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All your base combo.
I'm sure you've read the news already, but Clyde "Tomato" Mandelyn discovered that the Japanese Zero Wing for the Genesis actually has 35 endings, and he graciously translated them all. Most are just silly, comedic lines, which read a bit strangely when translated. There's also the Vixen 357 ending, a cool Masaya strategy game which was translated and contributed by cccmar himself!
But that's not all, did you know that the TurboGrafx CD is home to a second Zero Wing game? Fortunately (or unfortunately?) this one doesn't contain any crazy story, endings, or For Great Justice lines. Tomato also translated the voice overs for this one, so hover the mouse cursor over the images to read the dialogue. If on mobile, touch the image for the pop-up.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Genesis Endings, TurboGrafx CD Endings
Contributors: Tomato, cccmar.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2016. |
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Tee Shot. It started as a non-descript mini-golf style game, before it was retooled into Kirby's Dream Course.
However, the original project was eventually released as Special Tee Shot for the Nintendo Satellaview
(also known as BS-X). The game makes you jump through a lot of hoops and over holes to net you the ending, but as always, I conquered.
There are also new Neo-Geo CD endings. Well, not really new since Cyber-Lip, and Metal Slug 2 are pretty much the
same as the regular Neo-Geo versions... but, Art of Fighting 3 does contain several differences and additions.
First, now Wang-Koh-San's 7 random ending drawings replace the regular 'Now Loading' ending screen. Second, and the most important part: this is the only AoF3 version where Sinclair and Wyler have endings! If you ever wondered what was their conclusion, then this is the version to play.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Neo-Geo CD Endings, Nintendo Satellaview Endings
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Thursday, October 27, 2016. |
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More cool Game Gear endings from Andrew Rae: Garfield, The Smurfs,
Star Wars: Return of the Jedi, Super Space Invaders, and several others.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Sega Game Gear Endings
Contributors: Andrew Rae.
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Sunday, October 23, 2016. |
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Nine years ago, in an Internet far far away... I came across the Super PC Engine Grafx Warning Warehouse where they showed a bunch warning messages you get when you try to load a TurboGrafx CD Super CD-ROM2 System Card game, on a console with a regular System Card.
What really peaked my interest was the myriad of games they didn't cover, and thus began this seemingly endless project.
Shortly after starting, I realized that there were also warning messages for when the internal memory (Backup RAM) of the console was full. And then I thought, if TGCD games have these messages, then maybe Sega CD does too? It did. But the discoveries didn't stop there. After a few months I find that there are also warning messages for when the Backup RAM is corrupt, for both consoles! And then that there are also TurboGrafx-16 games with warning messages. And if all that wasn't enough, I also figure I might start collecting all the Super Game Boy borders, and the Game Boy Color, NGPC, WSC, warning screens too - which were already posted a few weeks ago.
Anyway, after years of on-again off-again work, and almost 700 images with dozens upon dozens of time consuming animated GIFs... I bring you the complete collection of System Card & Backup RAM Warning Screens.
Be aware that some of these images are NOT SAFE FOR WORK, as they contain partial nudity and overly cute characters.
You can find this section again in the 'Features' area, on the bottom-left menu.
Posted by: Rey
Section: TurboGrafx CD System Card Warning Screens,
TurboGrafx CD Arcade Card Warning Screens, TurboGrafx CD Arcade Card Enhanced Alerts,
TurboGrafx CD Backup RAM, TurboGrafx-16 Backup RAM,
Sega CD Backup RAM
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Thursday, October 20, 2016. |
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And now, here's the full ending for the 3rd game: Fire Emblem: Mystery of the Emblem.
Matias contributed part of the ending years ago, but it wasn't until recently that Eien Ni Hen provided a brand new translation for the ending. Also, thanks to the guys over at Serenes Forest forums for their help.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Super NES Endings
Contributors: Eien Ni Hen, Matias Naranja.
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Sunday, October 16, 2016. |
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Continuing on with the Fire Emblem ending project, here's the Fire Emblem Gaiden ending.
Thanks to the guys over at Serenes Forest forums for their help and translation.
Posted by: Rey
Section: NES Endings
Contributors: Shimizu Hitomi.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2016. |
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A couple of translated SNES games for today: Madou Monogatari: Hanamaru Daiyouchi Enji (of Compile fame), and
Silva Saga 2. That last one is actually the third game of the series, the first one being Minelvaton Saga, and
Silva Saga, both for the NES.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Super NES Endings
Contributors: Sogetsu, Phil The Hammer.
Many years ago I took screenshots of the different borders you get when you play certain Game Boy, and Game Boy Color games on a Super Game Boy.
There are over 800 featured borders, and a lot of them are really beautiful. There are still some borders missing, once I am able to capture them, I'll update its section.
You can find this section again in the Features area, on the bottom-left menu.
Thanks to hybrid, ugetab and nensondubois for their help finding some of these.
You can find this section again in the 'Features' area, on the bottom-left menu.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Super Game Boy Borders
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Saturday, October 8, 2016. |
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For many years I've been capturing the different warning screens you get when you try to insert a Game Boy Color,
Neo Geo Pocket Color, or Wonderswan Color game into the monochromatic versions of those systems. Most of the time, the messages are generic, but other times you get some cool artwork to go alongside it.
Check the SNK Vs Capcom warning messages for the Neo Geo Pocket Color for some good stuff!
As far as I know, these are all the warning screens possible for these handheld games, which total almost a thousand images worth!
You can find this section again in the 'Features' area, on the bottom-left menu.
Posted by: Rey
Section: Game Boy Color Warning Screens,
Neo Geo Pocket Color Warning Screens, Wonderswan Color Warning Screens
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Tuesday, October 4, 2016. |
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Years ago, GForce sent me the ending to the very first Fire Emblem released for the Famicom, but it wasn't until recently that Johnny2x4 graciously made a proper translation for it.
And thus, here's the Fire Emblem: Dark Dragon and Sword of Light ending in all its 8-bit glory. For consistency, I'm going to be using the North American English names from now on. More Fire Emblem endings to come in the near future.
Thanks to shadowofchaos and the rest of the guys over at Serenes Forest forums for their help too.
Posted by: Rey
Section: NES Endings
Contributors: GForce, Jonny2x4.
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