I am thrilled to announce the Project Exile has released a brand new English translation patch for Fire Emblem: Thracia 776. Thracia 776 has long been playable, but has been far from a complete experience, with wonky menus, strange dialogue, and incomprehensible text.
Thanks to the hard work and dedication of the Project Exile team, Thracia 776 is finally playable in a complete format, with fully translated menus, dialogue, and most importantly epilogues, which were a mess in previous translations.
I urge anyone interested to download it immediately, as I will be. Finally I can replay one of my favorite games of all time in a complete English form. I already did a review, but I will do something to commemorate my inevitable playthrough.
Download Links
Serenes Forest: https://forums.serenesforest.net/index.php?/topic/85081-fe5-project-exile-thracia-776-script-and-menu-translation-fully-complete-and-released/
increasingly perturbed, knowing I may never get the chance to play their original games. Then came the day Fire Emblem was announced for the Gameboy Advance. To my pleasant surprise it was a turn-based strategy game, similar to the previously released Advance Wars. Being a huge fan of the latter, I pre-ordered Fire Emblem immediately and was treated to one of my favorite games of all time. After playing through eight times and completing all possible routes, I ventured forth to the internet to search for new route of Fire Emblem delivery to satisfy my new addiction. This was when I was introduced to emulation in all its early, somewhat inaccurate glory. The first game I obtained, or “ripped from my personal copy of a Japanese Super Famicom cartridge” was Fire Emblem: Seisen no Keifu (translation: Genealogy of the Holy War) along with an early version of its translation patch. I was absolutely blown away by the game, its multi-generational plot, large scale battles, and series staple perma-death mechanics resulted in it being instantly classified in my top 5 favorite games of all time. I yearned for more, and luckily my needs were satisfied by Seisen no Keifu’s epic “mid-quel” entitled Fire Emblem: Thracia 776.