Thank you for this long play. Been playing the NSO versions which aren’t translated and playing along with your play through to catch the translations. Grew up playing Legendary Starfy on DS so I’m so happy we’re finally getting an official way of playing the GBA games. Kind of a shame Starfy never took off in the west bc his games are super fun and charming.
I beat the game 100% a few months ago and it was a blast to play. Real shame I couldn't play the rest of the GBA games due to the fact that the language barrier makes it essentially impossible to complete to a westerner who can't understand Japanese save for kuso (yeah really)
@@gamestation2690 Mostly For The Fact That Densetsu No Stafy Games (And Most Platformers) Tend To Be Light On The Story (Though They Can Also Deal Some Mature Topics Actually But That Is Lost In Translation)
@@gamestation2690 And You Can Easily Figure Out Since Most Starfy Games Are On The Easier Side (Though The Final Bosses Tend To Spike The Difficulty A Bit)
They even made the same mistake with Ufouria: The Saga. An English version exists but was only released in Europe. The Wii and Wii U Virtual Console even got that release, even in the west, for the first time. They screwed it up when they only released the Japanese ROM via the Switch eShop and there's no way to translate it. You need to go into some menu and look for screenshots from the English version of Ufouria to know what the in-game Japanese text means. It's called "Hebereke: Enjoy Edition" and there's nothing enjoyable about playing a game in Japanese when an official English release has existed since 1992!
@@PhanTum926 Actually Most Video Game Companies Don't Actually Use It (Some Exceptions If A Fan Translation Is So Good That A Localizing Company Like XSEED Games Used It For Their Release Of Ys:The Oath In Felgana) Because That Would Cause Copyright Infrigement So Most Fan Translators Ask Most Video Games Not To Use It
![[TAS] The Legendary Starfy Minigames](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ruOSCGKISog/mqdefault.jpg)
![[TAS] The Legendary Starfy Minigames](/img/tr.png)
Thank you for this long play. Been playing the NSO versions which aren’t translated and playing along with your play through to catch the translations. Grew up playing Legendary Starfy on DS so I’m so happy we’re finally getting an official way of playing the GBA games. Kind of a shame Starfy never took off in the west bc his games are super fun and charming.
I am also glad of this news. I will be happy to play this game again 😊
I beat the game 100% a few months ago and it was a blast to play.
Real shame I couldn't play the rest of the GBA games due to the fact that the language barrier makes it essentially impossible to complete to a westerner who can't understand Japanese save for kuso (yeah really)
Hi! Yes, it really is a shame that there are no translations for the rest of the series for this game
What a charming game. A shame we weren't able to enjoy it in the west
Yeah, it's too bad this series has mostly passed the west by 😢
@@Pikachun It's Getting An English Release Via Nintendo Switch Online (Albeit It's Untranslated But It Doesn't Matter)
@@princenathanielsabangan9845 Why doesn't it matter? There's a lot of Japanese text in it.
@@gamestation2690 Mostly For The Fact That Densetsu No Stafy Games (And Most Platformers) Tend To Be Light On The Story (Though They Can Also Deal Some Mature Topics Actually But That Is Lost In Translation)
@@gamestation2690 And You Can Easily Figure Out Since Most Starfy Games Are On The Easier Side (Though The Final Bosses Tend To Spike The Difficulty A Bit)
damn this is wild in my headphones!
I’m glad that I played this game on the NSO.
THIS is what the ROM should've been on NSO.
They even made the same mistake with Ufouria: The Saga. An English version exists but was only released in Europe. The Wii and Wii U Virtual Console even got that release, even in the west, for the first time. They screwed it up when they only released the Japanese ROM via the Switch eShop and there's no way to translate it. You need to go into some menu and look for screenshots from the English version of Ufouria to know what the in-game Japanese text means. It's called "Hebereke: Enjoy Edition" and there's nothing enjoyable about playing a game in Japanese when an official English release has existed since 1992!
@@PhanTum926 Actually Most Video Game Companies Don't Actually Use It (Some Exceptions If A Fan Translation Is So Good That A Localizing Company Like XSEED Games Used It For Their Release Of Ys:The Oath In Felgana) Because That Would Cause Copyright Infrigement So Most Fan Translators Ask Most Video Games Not To Use It
@@princenathanielsabangan9845 but they translated the games that are owned by big companies
@@princenathanielsabangan9845 Yeah. I was aware of that. I'm disappointed, but it's reasonable if there isn't permission involved.
13:10 so is there a pattern or you just drop down?
Moe is my favorite NPC in this game.
The Legend of Starfy (GameBoy Advance)
North America: January 10, 2003
You can also get this by downloading the rom and then patching it with the English rom hacking patch (You’ll need knowledge of an emulator btw)
Hi! Thank you :)
@@Pikachun No problem! Thanks for the awesome video. The world needs more Starfy videos.
Did you see that they added this game on Nintendo Switch online?
Hi! Yes, I did. Now I have an excuse to play this game again.
@@Pikachun can you also do the other Starfy games on GBA?
Yes, I will definitely do it
Impressive 😮
20:11
Where can i download this please
Hi, I downloaded this from cdromance
@@Pikachun fascinating and thank you so much for responding back to me
@@Pikachunsorry I meant to add: ROM patch to English?
Where do we get it?
I got a repro with the English translation on Etsy.
Is it 100 percent
hi! Good news :)
I prefer 100% completion longplay of Densetsu no Starfy GBA in English version, please?
Good game but it's so easy 🥴