Very eager to see a new Metarot video! having gotten into the series due to your older ones, and then picking up the Switch compilation, I gave all of em a shot, and nearly beat Metarot 1... Maybe I should go back and finish em all, since I really dug what I played. 5 seemed a bit of an oddball due to being so drastically different, and AX being a pseudo-sequel to it was a pretty weird thing to find out, but either way, I do hope this series comes back in some form with a new HD game... and maybe finally localized again too
So uh. Are any of those DS games in English, or have an English patch for those of us who don't speak the lingo? Not gonna lie, that picture of Medarot 9 got my interest.
Medarot 9 has two translation projects, but don't get excited. The first one is from a few years ago and it translates the interface and the start of the story, but it seems to be abandoned. The second one is from literally last month, but it's primarily an interface patch and it doesn't seem like the team is interested in translating the story. gbatemp.net/threads/medarot-9-kabuto-version-english-translation-project.432518/ gbatemp.net/threads/medarot-9.606290/ Besides that, the only mainline games available in English right now are Medarot 1 and the remake of Medarot 2 (officially released as Medabots Kabuto/Kuwagata). The team that translated Medarot 1 is also working on Medarot 3 and 4.
@@Shenaldrac well if you didn't know you be happy to hear that of june 6 of 2023 translation for the story of medarot 9 has been started by the second group merry mention
I'm so excited for this release. I picked up the Advanced Plus package and I really enjoyed what I did play of 5. Really glad to hear you talk about it.
I have loved your videos for a while now due to their high quality and in depth exploration of the both the game and its real world history. Keep up the great work!
Navi is the only other game that I really want to cover. Besides that, maybe G/AX since that one is in a weird situation of being a spinoff that's also a sequel to 5 that got reskinned for the Western market, although I'm not very fond of the gameplay. I might also make an updated video on Medarot 1 at some point since it's now translated and the old video is, well, old.
@@MerryBytes Ayyyy ok! I'm looking forward to the Navi vid, it's such an unique entry in the series. The G/AX games were cool in their own way, but missed their mark a lil bit yeah.
I haven't seen any that instantly give you all parts, but there is a Debug menu you can use. It is a bit awkward, but it does work from my testing on RetroArch. The code to access the Debug Menu is "014180C4", but keep it disabled first. Start the game and open the party menu (the one with the 9 slots with your Medabots). Now turn the cheat code ON (don't mind the graphic bugs) and press the B button. This should bring you into a menu with multiple options, but before doing anything turn the cheat code OFF. From here, you can do multiple things, like check graphics and stuff. But what you're looking for is the 7th entry on the list ( パーツ ). Press the A button and it should show 3 options and some numbers on the right. To get all parts, just scroll down to the third option ( オールゲット ) and press A, then press B to exit the parts sub-menu. Now scroll to the top of the list on the left, and press A on the very first option ( プロセス ). You should see two options and numbers, but just press Left on the D-pad to scroll until you get the number 12, then press A to return to the party menu. You should now have all parts available. This blog entry is where I got the information from. 7110armor.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-225.html
Wow it's been years since your last medarots video
A welcome surprise thank you.
I had been waiting for this video a lot! Thanks
Very eager to see a new Metarot video! having gotten into the series due to your older ones, and then picking up the Switch compilation, I gave all of em a shot, and nearly beat Metarot 1... Maybe I should go back and finish em all, since I really dug what I played. 5 seemed a bit of an oddball due to being so drastically different, and AX being a pseudo-sequel to it was a pretty weird thing to find out, but either way, I do hope this series comes back in some form with a new HD game... and maybe finally localized again too
Tengo Project makes amazing remakes of arcade games at Natsume-Atari.
Question, do you prefer metabee or rokusho type medarot as your starter.
Rokusho is my favorite.
So uh. Are any of those DS games in English, or have an English patch for those of us who don't speak the lingo? Not gonna lie, that picture of Medarot 9 got my interest.
Medarot 9 has two translation projects, but don't get excited. The first one is from a few years ago and it translates the interface and the start of the story, but it seems to be abandoned. The second one is from literally last month, but it's primarily an interface patch and it doesn't seem like the team is interested in translating the story.
gbatemp.net/threads/medarot-9-kabuto-version-english-translation-project.432518/
gbatemp.net/threads/medarot-9.606290/
Besides that, the only mainline games available in English right now are Medarot 1 and the remake of Medarot 2 (officially released as Medabots Kabuto/Kuwagata). The team that translated Medarot 1 is also working on Medarot 3 and 4.
@@MerryBytes Thanks for the info :)
@@Shenaldrac well if you didn't know you be happy to hear that of june 6 of 2023 translation for the story of medarot 9 has been started by the second group merry mention
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And I have to say Merry, your GBC vids just hit different. I keep rewatching them, they're just too comfy and well made.
I'm so excited for this release. I picked up the Advanced Plus package and I really enjoyed what I did play of 5. Really glad to hear you talk about it.
I love your medarot vids. good job
HOLY SHIT YES
I am subbing for this
LETS GOOOO
Yes I been waiting so long for this thank you
Thanks for another great Medarot video! It's fascinating knowing more about these games that seemingly no one cares about, haha
Dat Franku reference 11/10
I have loved your videos for a while now due to their high quality and in depth exploration of the both the game and its real world history. Keep up the great work!
Are we going to do Nabi yet
We'll see. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
yay another medarot video
"Now Loding"
So best medarot gbc game is...?
4 or 5.
Do you plan on doing this kind of video for Medarot Navi? I hope so!
What about the other titles?
Navi is the only other game that I really want to cover. Besides that, maybe G/AX since that one is in a weird situation of being a spinoff that's also a sequel to 5 that got reskinned for the Western market, although I'm not very fond of the gameplay.
I might also make an updated video on Medarot 1 at some point since it's now translated and the old video is, well, old.
@@MerryBytes Ayyyy ok!
I'm looking forward to the Navi vid, it's such an unique entry in the series. The G/AX games were cool in their own way, but missed their mark a lil bit yeah.
do you know any cheat codes to get all parts in this game?
I haven't seen any that instantly give you all parts, but there is a Debug menu you can use. It is a bit awkward, but it does work from my testing on RetroArch. The code to access the Debug Menu is "014180C4", but keep it disabled first.
Start the game and open the party menu (the one with the 9 slots with your Medabots). Now turn the cheat code ON (don't mind the graphic bugs) and press the B button. This should bring you into a menu with multiple options, but before doing anything turn the cheat code OFF.
From here, you can do multiple things, like check graphics and stuff. But what you're looking for is the 7th entry on the list ( パーツ ). Press the A button and it should show 3 options and some numbers on the right. To get all parts, just scroll down to the third option ( オールゲット ) and press A, then press B to exit the parts sub-menu.
Now scroll to the top of the list on the left, and press A on the very first option ( プロセス ). You should see two options and numbers, but just press Left on the D-pad to scroll until you get the number 12, then press A to return to the party menu. You should now have all parts available.
This blog entry is where I got the information from.
7110armor.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-225.html
@@MerryBytes it works thanks