Beta-Sixdouze out! For all fans of Alpha-Nighthawk or anyone looking for a compact science fiction duology space opera with mecha, this is for you!
@dentonanahoshi, the creator of this title, has created a new piece of art to commemorate the release!
https://t.co/Jqn9NbA4U8
Pleased to announce I served as the translator for Alpha-Nighthawk!
A mecha VN with influences from books like The Little Prince and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, as a longtime mecha fan, it was such a thrill to finally get to work on a mecha title!
https://t.co/7bzreodOC0
Thus I feel extremely blessed that I've been given the opportunity to live out my dream right to this very day, and am overjoyed at the entertainment our work at Lemnisca has given so many people.
For years it was my dream to work in game localization, but never in a million years did I imagine what started as simply a desire to give more people the opportunity to experience the games I liked would actual light the spark that would make that dream a reality.
The beginning of Lemnisca was actually somewhat hectic, as it coincided with the time I went to study abroad in Japan, which led to me being all over the place as we were setting up the I/O project while at the same time I was getting ready for the move.
I'm pleased to announce that I served as the localization director (all books), editor (Code 02/03) and translator (Code 04/05) on Memory's Dogma with @sekaiproject!
I hope you all enjoy the long awaited continuation and conclusion to this sci-fi tale!
https://t.co/szbiEvxJlH
10 years ago on this day, me and the rest of the Never7 fan-translation team released our preview patch for Never7, translating the common route and Yuka's route.
Little did I know I'd feel that excitement and anxiety that preceded a new release many times over the next decade.
With the Rebellions: Secret Game 2nd Stage live TL streams coming to their end soon, I'd like to take this opportunity to announce my next planned live TLstream.
It will be Eve: New Generation, a sequel to Eve: Burst Error written by Kotaro Uchikoshi.
1st stream on Feb 26.
It completely slipped my mind yesterday, but yesterday was I/O's 15th anniversary since release!
I/O still remains my favorite VN I translated during my fan-translator phase, and a VN that has always stuck with me ever since I played it. Would love to go back to it someday...