__|_____ _________________________________________________________|__ | | /\_____/\ / o o \ ( == ^ == ) ) ( ( ) ( ( ) ( ) ) (__(__)___(__)__) __|_________________________________________________________ _____|__ | | `- wiredcrackpot proudly presents: Game.....: Radirgy (Radio Allergy) (C) MileStone Inc. Origin...: JPN - NTSC - Filename.....: RADENG.ZIP Released.: February 16th, 2006 - Format.......: Game Platform.: Sega Dreamcast (DC) - CD(s)........: 1 Patch release date: 1/1/2022 - Girls........: Yes ---------- Release Notes -----------------------------------------------------------------> Radirgy is a late official release for the Sega Dreamcast from 2006. This is a port of the official translation from the Wii release "Ultimate Shooting Collection". That translation might've been made for its original intended English release on the GameCube. Radirgy is a shooting game of the "dodge many bullets with your microscopic hitbox" variety. It's somewhat beginner friendly in that your ABSnet shield provides a nice break from the tension and can often be charged very fast in the hardest parts of the game. This is also a game with a heavy emphasis on score. While you can get to the end without THAT much difficulty, playing for score requires learning mechanics that put your ship actively at risk. --------- Useful Info ------------------------------------------------------------------> Patch to a Radirgy.CDI with an MD5 hash of AC88F6A1F2EB0AD8030AD6372C100834. Once patched, the hash should be 37F3694829F27215973657436238280C. This has been tested on the NullDC and Flycast emulators, as well as real hardware. There is no reason for any emulator to be incapable of playing it. The text is optimized originally for the Wii's video output AND a vertical monitor, so results will greatly vary with a CRT using composite video. I recommend S-Video, or a nice VGA monitor that tilts easy for T A T E mode gameplay. This patch is for a CDI format file, since that's how I play my games on Dreamcast. The game itself is small, so no assets had to be reduced in quality in order for it to fit within 700MB. --------- Translation work -----------------------------------------------------------> Around 130 of the game's "mail" messages were dumped from the Wii version. I was unable to dump the remaining 20, so I translated and edited them myself from the Dreamcast version's files. The typesetting is slightly different, but these are rare messages to see to begin with. Various menu assets were taken from the Wii version. There is a lot of normal text that I had to manually hex edit and translate, including: - Most of the menu text - All of the save/load messages besides the "your vmu is broken" "your vmu isn't inserted" messages (get your act together!) - High score ranking screen dialogue (from Tadayo) I think the logo from the Wii version is bad looking, and it doesn't cleanly transfer to the Dreamcast version anyway, so I left it out. All dialogue and menus are entirely in English. --------- Known issues --------------------------------------------------------------> The Wii translation is serviceable at best, with many obvious instances of the presumably uncredited translator not knowing the context of lines. They also mispell Tadayo's name (she's the cute girl in the beanie!). I'm not particularly good at Japanese and don't have the drive to typeset all of the messages required to a professional level especially since the script to begin with isn't high literature by any means. A few of the rare messages I translated myself may have minor issues in scrolling. The rare messages I translated adhere to the Wii translation's sensibilities, so no attempt is made to emulate Tadayo's verbal trademark in English. High score ranking messages are highly paraphrased due to text limitations. If any of the high score ranking messages have improper formatting (i.e. the words are outside the text bubble) please contact me. --------- Ja, mata ne ----------------------------------------------------------------> Send thanks and bug reports to @wiredcrackpot on Twitter This game is out of print, but there's a sequel on Switch right now that you can buy! ---------------------[ More like Dejikocast, nyooo~]---------------------------------->