2009-03-17, 03:18 | Link #1262 |
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Loving the umineko ranking on himeya, keep it up people
As for the interview, as far as I could tell, it didn't really say anything much about ep5 specifically (In the engrish that is google translator), though I generally tried to skim read so I didn't encounter any major spoilers for ep4 so I may have missed something, I dunno. As for the upcoming umineko ep4 patch, looking forward to it... alot |
2009-03-20, 23:33 | Link #1264 |
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I actually have to handed it to you guys that you really did get the interest of this game for the English speaking masses before the anime airs. In the words of Light Yagami, 「計画通り」www
Bravo. ( ゚Д゚ノノ"☆パチパチパチパチ Now if AS can start compiling this and other Umineko threads into one sub-section, that'll be great. Umineko is just the start of a new wave of original-story hype/pre-anime to come. What you are seeing here is the very first instance where a doujin game is actually already popular enough over on the stateside as before the anime. This definitely wasn't the case when Higurashi first aired (was a darkhorse and no one about this except me and a few fans), and neither was it during Utawarerumono, Fate, Tsukihime, or Kiminozo (which all had their shares of "is their[sic] an English patch LOL") |
2009-03-20, 23:38 | Link #1265 | |
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i always thought it would be combined with Higurashi, but I guess that wasn't the case. I think we're going to need a sub-section as soon as the first ep airs.
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2009-03-21, 00:11 | Link #1266 |
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I think Higurashi's success overseas, as far as the anime and game goes, definitely contributed to Umineko's success overseas before the anime airing. I'm sure a lot of people are in the same boat as me - that they discovered Umineko via Higurashi and overall praising of 07th Expansion :3
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2009-03-21, 03:20 | Link #1268 | |
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2009-03-21, 04:58 | Link #1272 | |
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@D2657a,
Copying one of my old posts: Note: The guide above is pretty much the same but this ones easier to follow (more noob friendly) imo. Assuming you have windows xp, what's shown in the image under the spoiler, is how to set locale to japanese properly, which is possibly the issue: Spoiler for hidden image guide - not sure how to thumbnail XD:
Assuming you have the east asian language pack installed, and follow the steps in the picture, it really should work :@ Otherwise, I can only suggest, try reinstalling >.< Also, I'm only assuming when you say got you mean bought, as I can only say this should work for bought copies. Can't guarantee that it would work with illegal copies (nor offer help). :X @goose_boy Quote:
Sorry if that sounded rather cynical XD @others I would agree that many people found umineko from higurashi. I am one of those people XD Last edited by 777chris777; 2009-03-21 at 05:51. |
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2009-03-21, 08:08 | Link #1273 | |
別にいいけど
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The anime was so inspiring that i wanted to learn more about its origin, imagine my surprise when i found out it was based on a doujin game and that it was basically conceived by a single person. At the same time i learned about Umineko and the translation project. It actually took me a while before i finally decided to buy the game (youtube and its videos played a big role in that) but i'm glad i did. I like Umineko even more than Higurashi. Maybe it's because the visual novel format is better than the anime version, but i don't think that's only because of that. The two projects are significantly different and both are great in their own way, mine is only a personal preference on thematics. Now it is certain that such interest in a visual novel from anime fans never happened before. This might be the start of a long series of other independent translation projects, i'm pretty interested to see how all of this will evolve.
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2009-03-21, 09:26 | Link #1274 |
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I read the visual novel for Higurashi after the first season was finished, but before the second season was announced. Higurashi was the first visual novel I read, and it's responsible for making me want to read visual novels or light novels before I watch an anime, heh.
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2009-03-21, 09:46 | Link #1275 |
別にいいけど
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i can't say umineko was the first...
"Divi Dead" actually was the very first visual novel for me, and it's been a long time since then i think it was 2003. Thinking about it, that story does share some similarities with Higurashi and Umineko...
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2009-03-21, 16:32 | Link #1277 |
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That's totally natural. use the patch from this site:
www.witch-hunt.com |
2009-03-21, 19:42 | Link #1279 |
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What's this about a patch for EP4 I see on the 07th Expansion site?
http://www.07th-expansion.net/umi/Support/Support.htm |
2009-03-21, 20:23 | Link #1280 | |
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