Localization Roundup #3
Includes: a classic mistranslation, Tengai Makyo Zero fan translation, Breath of Fire II, Japanese view of game localization changes.
Super Mario World is Considered “Super Mario Bros. 4” in Japan
The game's Super Famicom box includes "Super Mario Bros. 4" on the front cover.
Super Mario World’s “Special” Course Names in Japanese
The secret courses were given all-new names in the English release.
The Many Translations of the “Lost Woods”
The Japanese term "mayoi no mori" can be translated many different ways.
Wanderbar (SNES, NES, & GB/GBC/GBA) Overview
I glued an emulator to a web browser to create a tool for studying translations.
What Do Japanese Fans Think of Mario Is Missing?
Japanese fans discover and comment on this deceiving piece of edutainment.