Cool, but since 2019 you can do this on any platform using Retroarch's AI translation - it just overlays instead of using a 2nd screen.

And on desktop there's tons of options, like MORT, Visual Novel Reader, Universal Game Translator, etc...

Again, it's cool, but you can do this right now for free

So, today I'm announcing a new book project... and doing a call for papers: crpgbook.wordpress.com/2025/10/31/t...

It's an anthology of video game history outside the usual US perspective - an accessible & exciting panorama of different realities - and I'll pay 300 USD per article.

Please share :)

i want a game that lets me live in a world i have ample opportunities to change for no particular goal at all. like a "shadows of doubt" or "schedule i" type, not a sims sorta game, but also more meandering... like the sims. like darkrp but long term. with npc violence

Great!

Your twitter account is gone, hopefully you are doing alright. You have my full support.

They are really not contradictory.If I get killed in Dark Souls and I lose my souls for the 10th time not only is the game making me waste time,it's also inconsequential.Consequences need to be very measured and need to affect behaviours the player is actively executing, not simply encourage grind.

Yo mama

Hey, I think I found a "typo" in the CRPG book. Page 63, the one about Tunnels of Doom.
The c in "corridors" seems to be in another font or italics. Very minor but you might be interested.