Re: Gal game? Nanda, sore wa..?
to | megami@usagi.jrd.dec.com
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from | Chae An <chaean@homenet.hom.net>
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subject | Re: Gal game? Nanda, sore wa..?
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date | Wed, 1 Oct 1997 16:32:30 -0400 (EDT)
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On Thu, 2 Oct 1997, Kuraiken wrote:
> > On Wed, 1 Oct 1997, Lord Raphael von Matsch wrote:
> >
> > > Is there a chance for at least some of all these very interesting games to
> > > be translated into English so that poor mortal roleplayers like me can
> > > enjoy them too? ;_;
> >
> > Good question... I don't know... (well, the western market doesn't look
> > at Gal games as highly (???) as the Japanese who hangs around Akihabara
> > ^_^; So I guess that helps reduce the chances of gal games being
> > translated...-_-)
>
> Anou...Kenji-san, pardon my extreme ignorance...but what's a "gal game"?
I'm not Kenji, and I don't play him in a TV, but...
"Bishoujo" games, where subjects, and objects, of the game involve
cute young girls. Games like Tokimeki Memorial, Sakura Taisen,
Graduation, and others are examples of the "gal" games. And I know
nothing else about it and I did not spend GNP of a developing nation on
these games over last few years. ^_^;;
> And...err...what's Akihabara? ^^;;
The electronic district - a shopping district where you can find
all sorts of electronics and related products. It's rather famous.
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