Pulseman (Community Translated)

FEATURES:

High quality cartridge case.
Transparent Pink.
High quality cartridge board.
High quality print.
Cartridge is universal.
Only used once to test it working.
Compatible on all region consoles
PAL, NTSC U, NTSC J. 50HZ – 60HZ
Full Translation released 2008.
By Jon Najar

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Features & Compatibility

This is an unofficial reproduction cartridge
Not licensed, produced, or endorsed by Sega
ROM hack created by the community
Cartridge is intended for collectors
No original trademarks are claimed

Pulseman (Japanese: パルスマン, Hepburn: Parusuman) is a 1994 Japanese action platform game developed by Game Freak and published by Sega for the Sega Mega Drive. It was released in North America for the Sega Channel in 1995 a downloading service for the Genesis ( Mega Drive ).

A physical copy of the game was only available in Japan.

Translation Description:

As seems to be standard practice with MIJET’s work, the patch contains both the original Japanese and the English translation. The correct translation is chosen based on the region of your Genesis or emulator internally thanks to some ROM Hack wizardry. Check the readme if you’re interested in getting an inside look at the hacking from the author’s perspective.

As for the translation itself, it’s stellar work as usual by Jon Najar. ” There wasn’t much text in the game (the readme states a mere 22 strings), but it was all handled with tender loving care, which shows brilliantly . Strangely enough, there is some spoken English in the game, but that’s translated. In addition, all instances of Engrish have been fixed.”

Overall, this is a very nice translation, and since it’s the only one for this game, it’s highly recommended