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Q: How do I install? A: First, set your PC to Japanese locale (google it). Violated Hero Dragoness, Mystic Warrior, Elf, Mandragora, Thief.

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Copy all content of the patch and paste in folder the game 3.

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In the middle of installation an error occurs: (with and without emulator it's the same (I'm using this 341bbf4263 Install English Patch: 1. This requires you to reboot your computer. The English patch won't install properly if the directory name is in Japanese and your system isn't setÂ . Double klik English patch install cmd will open and scan but first, choose file data you place violatedÂ .

Open RPG Maker - Another tool heavily inspired by RPG Maker.Copy all English patch to Violated Hero directory/folder.

rpgboss - Another program inspired by the RPG Maker series.

EasyRPG - Open-source version of RPG Maker, and tools for playing RPG Maker games on all sorts of not-Windowses, including in a web browser.

The RMN Snews newsletters are/were a decent way to keep up with new releases.

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- The biggest archive of games, and tutorials.

There's a free program in the eSHop people can download which facilitates downloading and playing games, which is really neat. Easy to use, though aimed at making only 'medieval' games, with no ability to make resources yourself, though terrain can be modelled, somewhat. Much more focused the the previous PS2 version. Just RPG Tsukuru in Japan, suggests a relaunch, or sorts. Runs in a higher resolution than the 200x programs, and was officially released in English. There's a side-view battle system, though its ATB4) is a bit of a mess, even when turned off. Unfortunately it seems a bit rushed, as some features that are added aren't as flexibly controlled as in 2k. A tweaked version of RPG Maker 2000, really. RPG Tsukuru 2003 in Japan, and often goes by RM2k3. It works unlike anything else in the line. This was made for the PlayStation 2, and while the graphics are crude, the program difficult to use, it is really flexible. Not to be confused with the translation of the second SNES game. Battles are still Dragon Quest-style, but people have found ways to get round that using events. It also means a lot of people rip graphics from 16-bit era games. The program runs in 320×240, which makes graphic creation mostly easier. The community, at the time, also revolved round his website. This is where the series really got popular, with Don Miguel's translation.

RPG Tsukuru 2000 in Japan, and usually RM2k elsewhere. Apparently it's the top of the 2D console games, and features Final Fantasy-style combat. The sequel, RPG Tsukuru 4, also a PlayStation game, was never outside Japan, and is untranslated. It's still 2D, and not that much different than the second SNES game, though it added the ability to make your own graphics, and included more resources. The first version for the Sony PlayStation. Often called simply RM95, this is the first Windows version, and, unlike the next two on the platform runs in 640×480 resolution. The prequel was compatible with the Turbo File Twin, which allows game files to be kept off-cart.3) The game comes on a Super Game Boy-esque cart, which takes Satellaview memory packs, allowing resource data to be downloaded, but not swapping of games.

The games play a lot like the earlier Dragon Quest games there's even menu based searching, and stair using. There's not much reason to play it instead of the other releases, but it's interesting. The second SNES version was unofficially translated into English. Though, as mentioned, there are plenty of resources supplied with the software.įor a complete list see RPG Maker series timeline on Wikipedia. Resource editing is possible in some of the console versions, but on Windows graphics, music, and sound effects, must be made in other software. 'Programming' is done selecting commands from a menu (though XP, and VX, users can also use Ruby.

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The software is generally very easy to use. They can also be downloaded as free, standalone, archives. The RTPs are the collection of assets provided with the program, and come included with the softwares' downloads. People wanting to play games made with the Windows versions will usually have to download something called an RTP) relevant to the version of the program the game was made with. The Windows versions became (beginning with RPG Maker 95) popular outside Japan due to fan translation), eventually leading to them being released in the west commercially, beginning with RPG Maker XP in 2004-05. Titled RPG Tsukūru in Japan, the RPG Maker series are very easy to use RPG making programs mostly for Windows, and sometimes for consoles and Japanese PCs.