Quintet’s ‘Brightis’ has a fan translation, but, of course, there’s a catch.
It seems to be an increasingly common thing in the retro space lately to see an exciting announcement, only to find out that there was some hidden catch that you weren’t originally aware of, hiding just a few clicks away.
Case in point is this announcement yesterday from romhack.ing, which suggested that Quintet and Shade’s 1999 PS1 action RPG Brightis had received an English fan translation. On the surface, this sounds like great news. Brightis, after all, was never released outside of Japan and is the last true action RPG developed by Quintet, making it a significant title in the company’s back catalogue.
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Quintet’s ‘Brightis’ has a fan translation, but, of course, there’s a catch.
It seems to be an increasingly common thing in the retro space lately to see an exciting announcement, only to find out that there was some hidden catch that you weren’t originally aware of, hiding just a few clicks away.
Case in point is this announcement yesterday from romhack.ing, which suggested that Quintet and Shade’s 1999 PS1 action RPG Brightis had received an English fan translation. On the surface, this sounds like great news. Brightis, after all, was never released outside of Japan and is the last true action RPG developed by Quintet, making it a significant title in the company’s back catalogue.
Read the full article on timeextension.com