“We could use people with hacking and debugging experience”.
Following its initial launch on the PC Engine Super CD-ROM² back in 1994, Tokimeki Memorial has gone on to become one of the most influential dating sims of all time, inspiring ports, sequels, and even a remake for Nintendo Switch that is scheduled to launch next month.
However, in all that time, the game has never received an official release overseas, with its creator Konami seemingly being reluctant to take advantage of the curiosity that has been generated over the years by lengthy video essays, Hall of Fame nominations, and other forms of free publicity. As a result, it has mostly fallen to a handful of fans to give English-speaking players a way to experience the classic title, without the barrier of having to learn an entirely new language to understand what is going on.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
“We could use people with hacking and debugging experience”.
Following its initial launch on the PC Engine Super CD-ROM² back in 1994, Tokimeki Memorial has gone on to become one of the most influential dating sims of all time, inspiring ports, sequels, and even a remake for Nintendo Switch that is scheduled to launch next month.
However, in all that time, the game has never received an official release overseas, with its creator Konami seemingly being reluctant to take advantage of the curiosity that has been generated over the years by lengthy video essays, Hall of Fame nominations, and other forms of free publicity. As a result, it has mostly fallen to a handful of fans to give English-speaking players a way to experience the classic title, without the barrier of having to learn an entirely new language to understand what is going on.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
