Nintendo-DS Translations in English

Soma Bringer is an action role-playing game developed by Monolith Soft and published by Nintendo for the Nintendo DS handheld video game console. The player, controlling one of the eight main characters, explores dungeons and fights enemies in real-time combat across three-dimensional plains from a top-down perspective.

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If in doubt, tag it. To tag: !X kills Y! Fire emblem 6 (GBA) and 12 (DS). Physical repro's are easy to find for both if you look. Can't link you though. 4 and 5 are as well but they are for snes and likely are next in line to be remade (they've remade the first 3 so far, so these are logically next unless they skip to 6, there's some hardcore themes in them though so who knows)Saga 2 and 3 for (DS)Soma Bringer (DS)Tales of Innocence (DS).

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You can play the above with an R4 easily as well.Monster Hunter XX (3DS) (if you count that as a JRPG. Also just a menu and item translation, but that is by far the most important thing you'd need. There's practically no story in MH or it's not that important. Similar to etrian odyssey in that gameplay is a much more important part of the experience).

Requires a 3DS hack but easy if you follow guidesTales of Vesperia (PS3) (There is a US 360 version but I'm biased lol. Also has WAY more features). Requires a PS3 hack but again easy if you follow guides.Most people might tell you the Crossbell Kiseki (PSP) games (the duology that Technically goes between Trials in the Sky and Cold Steel). Both will have fan translations completed this year most likelyPersona 2- Eternal Punishment (PSP) (the fan translation patch might be done this year. PSP is the easiest system to hack out of the above, and all 3 of these should finally be available this year.These are probably some of the best ones I could tell you about off the top of my head. Most games have already been mentioned. Seiken Denetsu 3 (don't think I said that right)Bahamut LagoonLa Pucelle Ragnarok (it might have came out in English since I last looked)Growlanser.V?

I'm pretty sure it came out in English too.There have been a lot of games that fans translated that eventually came over in English. Thinking of something like FFX/-2, as the Japanese version had tons more content, it got 98% or something done and then they remastered it finally for English.Seems so much more common to see translation projects come to full fruition for roms compared to isos for some reason, but I have immense respect for the people that bring it over for us. Hard/tedious work, without $ reward, for the benefit of strangers. I don't know what the hell kind of nice they have in their tea, but they should franchise it. Worlds a smidgen better with them in it.

There have been a lot of games that fans translated that eventually came over in English. Thinking of something like FFX/-2, as the Japanese version had tons more content, it got 98% or something done and then they remastered it finally for English.The Jp versions of FFX/X2 didn't have more content.There was a Last Mission version of FFX2 though, maybe you mean that? It was released in English in the HD Remaster.

As for FFX though, America got the same as the Japanese, and Europe got a bunch more content that then made it back into the Japanese and American release for the remaster.