Fans release English translations of Rockman EXE: Phantom of Network and Rockman.EXE Legend of Network games

Megaman Battle Network (Rockman EXE) is a unique series about the famous blue robot from Capcom. The futuristic world that is increasingly closer to today has not only conquered a new legion of new players but also produced some of the most exquisite games in the world. Game Boy Advance and even inspired an anime adaptation with several seasons between 2003 and 2006 produced by Xebec.

Recently, the world has returned to traveling in cyberspace through game collections MegamanBattle Network: Legacy Collection and although this collection brings together several games from Rock’s version as a computer program, at least it left two offline that many of us were even unaware of.

SciLab Secretsa group of fans dedicated to preserving the blue bomber games managed to rescue both games for the rest of the world Megaman Battle Network which received an exclusive release in Japan for mobile phones, Rockman.EXE Phantom of network It is Rockman.EXE Legend of Network. The group mentioned which are both translated 100% into English and are in the beta testing phase, however, they can now be played on an emulator for the PRAÇA.

Initially, the plan was to launch the translation of Rockman.EXE Phantom of Network and, shortly after Rockman.EXE Legend of Network, but as the team worked they realized that the two games were “intrinsically linked”. Given that significant progress had already been made in Rockman.EXE Legend of Network and chose to release the translations at the same time.

Rockman EXE: Phantom of Network was first released in 2004 for mobile phones i-mode in an episodic format, followed by Rockman EXE: Legend of Network in 2006. The latter is especially notable due to the fact that it was released after MegamanBattle Network 6which makes this the last game of Megaman Battle Network. The games follow the same format as the games for GameBoy Advancehowever, were simplified for execution on a cell phone with keys.

Based on these developments, the use of emulators in the preservation of video games was once again questioned, because if this were not the case, both games would be condemned to be imprisoned in the two mobile prisons and only known in their country forever.