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6007041 No.6007041 [Reply] [Original]

Has anyone had any luck playing Dragon Quest V on a 3DS using TWiLight Menu from the SD card?

Other games work fine but it also crashes to a white screen. Have tried different roms, using the anti-piracy cheats etc. Nothing seems to work.

>> No.6007053

Just play the SFC version.

>> No.6007147

They added gay "accents" by misspelling shit, play one of the fan translations instead my nig

>> No.6007158

>>6007147
>fan translations
Enjoy your bugs, made up dialogue and leftover Japanese text.

>> No.6007174

>>6007041
You applied the AP patch correctly? There is a software around there that can patch any DS game.

>> No.6007593

I'm actually playing this game in Japanese right now. Bear in mind my reading comprehension is pretty bad overall when I say that I can follow the game pretty easily. It was very clearly written for children. I assume the rest of the DQ games are probably like this

>> No.6007619

>>6007593
Do they write out the japanese in funny accents ?

>> No.6007623

>>6007041
>Nothing seems to work.
play nds-games from a flashcart
>b-buh that costs money!?!
so what, less issues with compatibility.
exhibit a: >>6007041

>> No.6007628

>>6007619
If they didn't change anything from the PS2 it's your standard fantasy Japanese.

>> No.6007642

>>6007619
There's not much in the ways of exaggerated country speech if that's what you mean — everyone seems to speak more or less in garden-variety "Tokyo dialect." The only thing is that, at least in the beginning, everyone speaks to you like you're a child, because you are one. They'll do things like call you 坊や or いい子 in the context of like, "Be a good boy and mind your dad!" with that kind of condescending but well-meaning tone.

>> No.6007652

>>6007619
In IV there’s clear regional dialects, but nothing super extreme like in the DS translation.