RetroGaming

It's one of the most anticipated translations because it's a beautiful looking game that is just impenetrable if you don't speak Japanese. The best we had before was a translation script that you could read along with a walkthrough guide, but that's not the way most people like to play a game.

It's not surprising that if you start a project for a game like this and then go no-contact for a decade, people will start to look to see if they can pick up where you left off. There's this unwritten rule in the fan-translation community that you don't start working on a game that someone else has already started working on, but what is the time limit on that?

It seems like everyone in this situation could have done a better job of communicating in the first place, and then could have been more gracious to eachother after the fact.