Thanks, Chummer.
It’s gonna be a wiz day, Drekheads. Some three decades on from its original release, the Sega CD port of cyberpunk RPG Shadowrun has finally received a long long-awaited English translation, courtesy of homebrewer Erebus, better known in the shadows of the Megacorps as “MadMorigan.”
MadMorigan’s new translation sees the 1996 adventure localised in English for the very first time, restoring a lost piece of Shadowrun lore to the universe’s global canon. Developed by Compile, the Sega CD edition sports a sharp anime aesthetic that sets it apart from the acclaimed SNES and Sega Genesis releases – both of which feature a darker, more Americanised tech-noir tone.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
Thanks, Chummer.
It’s gonna be a wiz day, Drekheads. Some three decades on from its original release, the Sega CD port of cyberpunk RPG Shadowrun has finally received a long long-awaited English translation, courtesy of homebrewer Erebus, better known in the shadows of the Megacorps as “MadMorigan.”
MadMorigan’s new translation sees the 1996 adventure localised in English for the very first time, restoring a lost piece of Shadowrun lore to the universe’s global canon. Developed by Compile, the Sega CD edition sports a sharp anime aesthetic that sets it apart from the acclaimed SNES and Sega Genesis releases – both of which feature a darker, more Americanised tech-noir tone.
Read the full article on timeextension.com