After 22 years, the one and only game Sega developed for PS1 finally has an English translation, and it's a gateway to the '00s world of J-pop idols and Hamtaro anime
A delightful little obscurity just got much easier for English speakers to play
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GamesPuzzleAfter 22 years, the one and only game Sega developed for PS1 finally has an English translation, and it’s a gateway to the ’00s world of J-pop idols and Hamtaro animeWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
GamesPuzzleAfter 22 years, the one and only game Sega developed for PS1 finally has an English translation, and it’s a gateway to the ’00s world of J-pop idols and Hamtaro animeWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.
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A 2002Sega-developed PS1 obscurity released only in Japan has just gotten an English translation two decades later, and more than anything it serves as the gateway to an incredible selection of trivia about turn-of-the-century Japanese pop culture.
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