For Sakura Taisen on the Dreamcast, Episode 4 Translation by Kayama.
For Sakura Taisen on the Dreamcast, Episode 4 Translation by Kayama.
サクラ大戦 - Sakura Taisen (Sakura Wars) - Disc 1 The Unofficial "Translation FAQ" by Lando/MRA. Script (c) MRA 1998. Sakura Taisen (c) Sega Enterprises, LTD. 1996 (c) RED 1996 This translation faq contains some Japanese text in Shift-JIS format.
For Sakura Taisen 3 on the Dreamcast, LIPS Walkthrough by JIrwin.
This may be a bad example but: Say you're a new employee at your job, everyone there is your Senpai because most of the people at your job have more experience then you do. To put it simply, in the workplace, it's used when a newer employee addresses an employee who has seniority(I.e. more experience)in the company.
If you play your Dreamcast frequently, the battery should recharge and the problem will cease. The battery only charges when the Dreamcast is on. ... and is the highest resolution that the DC outputs. For outputting to a monitor via VGA you have two choices, a cable or a box. ... Broadband adaptor (for online games) Densh-de-Go! train ...
Imagine você jogando, totalmente concentrado no jogo, ao passar por uma parte o VMU apita, avisando de que tem alguma coisa lá perto; ao olhar para a tela do VMU através do controller uma seta indica a provável direção do que está escondido... Não é incrível poder jogar dessa maneira?
The day of the culture festival. When arriving at the fishing contest by the pool DO ALL OPTIONS. Afterwards, you get a role in some crazy play, and the day ends with ramen with the girls. Second day of the culture festival. LOOK at BAND. Then THINK. Then TALK. When you’re at the pool again, pick TALK, and talk to REIKO, then KIYOMI, then MIO.
It's done this for a while now, and I've had the Dreamcast forever. (It's still not my original Dreamcast, though.) It keeps resetting itself all the time; It's impossible to play a game on it as it can turn itself off at any given moment.
First thing: RPG's are by far my favourite genre when it comes to video games. I know the Dreamcast is very lack luster when it comes to them, but it's still got a few good'ens. I've got some ...
(If you hadn't done Wang's "I'm thirsty!" event, it will play as you get near.) Though it looks like a house of some sort, Nagai Industries is actually a company and has its own business hours, opening around 1:00 PM. In the upstairs office, speak to the totally-not-a-mobster guy, then the two
Once you're done there, it is probably wise to set up a bank account to deal with the greed of the corporate man, er, of SECA. Doing so is easy - simply talk to the clerk, and she'll set it all up for you, as well as giving you an cash card and a passbook.
For D2 on the Dreamcast, FAQ/Walkthrough by BWah. Keep me logged in on this device: Forgot your username or password? Don't have an account?
For ChuChu Rocket! on the Dreamcast, FAQ/Walkthrough by JTKauffman.
I validated a lot of stuff in Disc 3. Wrote out the Passport stuff, it carried over past the witching hour so there is an update below this one too. 11/5/2007-This is a continuation from the update above this one; I wrote about 95% of the Passport, starting writing the Secret/Fun section and chopped the Table of Contents down a bit.
For Carrier on the Dreamcast, FAQ/Walkthrough by iamnothing.
There you'll find him and Mai, who tell you should go to the Alpha Trading Office at 2:PM. Before you go there, you may want to know where this place is. Talk with the guards around, specially the one around warehouse # 17, who'll tell you the location. When the clock marks the time, go to the alpha trading office.
Thanks to Karixxa ([email protected]) for info on the taunt being blockable. Thanks to Zensar ([email protected]) for info on being able to aim the KASUMI. Thanks to Fun Arcade in N’Awlins for carrying the game, whereas in Boston 2nd Impact is still a novelty. OK, so the MIT arcade has 3S, but I’m too lazy to trek over there.
BTW, you should have two manuals. One of them is for the main game and the other one is meant for the Passport Disc. Note that you need to connect to the Internet through the Dreamcast in order to use the Passport Disc. Unfortunately, I cannot gain access to the Passport Disc, as my Dreamcast is the Asian version, which does has an internal modem.
If you have a good memory, you already know of one travel agency: the Global Travel Agency, which is directly across Tom. Go over there and ask the guy behind the counter about the price: 198,000 Yen! *dies* Luckily, there's one more, but I doubt you know of that place.
For Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 2 on the Dreamcast, FAQ/Walkthrough by Delta.