/vr/ - Retro Games

[Anonymous No.1023925]

Hey, /vr/. What are some good retro JRPGs I can emulate on my laptop?

The only criteria are that they have a decent amount of dialogue, are available in Spanish (either officially or via an acceptable fanslation), and are turn-based, since I'm going to be playing them in order to brush up on my Spanish during class whenever I have a minute or two to spare. It won't seem odd to have my laptop out, since I'm using it to take notes anyway.

I already have a couple of Pokemon games, but I'm interested in others.

Also, if you mention newer handheld stuff that I can decently emulate, which means up to and including some DS games, I won't tell moot. But try to keep it mostly retro because I want this thread to be on-topic.

[Anonymous No.1023951]

>>1023925
Go to the /v/'s reccomended wiki and stop shitting up the board with these threads

[Anonymous No.1023964]

>>1023951
SHUT YOU DOWN, amigo

[Anonymous No.1023967]

>>1023951
>these threads
What? This is my first time posting on /vr/ in a couple of months.

[Anonymous No.1023985]

Romancing SaGa 3 for the SNES has a fan translation in Spanish. Apparently it is even better than the English fan translation.

[Anonymous No.1023991]

>>1023925
>Playing games instead of reading books to improve language skills

[Anonymous No.1024020]

>>1023967
You aren't the only poster on this board.

[Anonymous No.1024021]

>>1023985
Sweet.
>>1023991
I like to read too, but a turn-based RPG requires less concentration than a book, and this is something I can do for a few seconds at a time while I'm in another class.

[Anonymous No.1024026]

>>1023925
Mizzurna Falls has a Spanish translation. You should play it, it's an awesome game.

[Anonymous No.1024032]

>>1024026
Sweet. Thanks.