![]() Back in 1998, before they were known for their standard-setting work developing game emulators, they took it upon themself to bring Bahamut Lagoon to English-speaking players. One of those fans is a Tokyo-based software reverse engineer named Near. ![]() But gaming is a passionate fandom full of skilled people, and around that same time intrepid fans began working on unofficial fan translations for games like Final Fantasy V, Seiken Densetsu 3, and. ![]() As the 16-bit era transitioned into the emerging 3D technology of the PlayStation, I got swept up in games like Final Fantasy VII and Grandia, and gave up hope of ever playing those games locked behind a language I didn't speak.
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