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Together with Ryall and Blue Moon, you will go on an adventure across the world fighting monsters and finding secrets, all to solve the mysteries of Millennium and it’s rumored lost treasure and technology.

In Eternal Legend, you take on the role of Arwyn, a young treasure hunter who accidentally got himself roped up in searching for a long lost city called Millennium. It was originally released back in August 9th, 1991 for Japanese markets only. Eternal Legend, originally developed by Japan Art Media (aka “JAM”) and published by SEGA, was one of the earliest JRPGs released for the SEGA Game Gear, even predating Phantasy Star Gaiden. No Comments Sakura Wars GB: Go Forth, Young Cadet! English Fan Translation Teaser Trailer ReleasedĪ new English translation has been produced by TheMajinZenki, Supper, and cccmar, for the Game Gear title Eternal Legend. For official PR post and trailer, click here.

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Unlike other titles in the series, Sakura Wars GB is a mixture of a raising simulator and a minigame collection, where you must participate in different training sessions that tackle different subjects like accuracy and intelligence, play different mini-games, and have turn based battles to test your wits. You’re task is to train with six members of the Imperial Flower Division, both to gain a stronger bond with each member and to also get stronger, with the ultimate goal to complete an exam by the end of the month. Taking place between the events of Sakura Wars and Sakura Wars 2, you take on the role of an unnamed temporary recruit who was recently enrolled in the Flower Division.

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Sakura Wars GB Go Forth, Young Cadet! was originally released for the Game Boy Color, developed by Jupiter and Published by Media Factory under the license of SEGA and Red Entertainment. This project was helmed by with the assistance of dan_jia, Neko, and comicmaster, with the goal of not only making Sakura Wars GB accessible to English readers, but to also restore unused content such as being able to view the miscellaneous character portraits, unlockable secret photos, and unused voice clips for the endings.

The PlaySEGA Rings used as the site's currency are the same Rings from the Sonic the Hedgehog series.Another Sakura Wars game called Sakura Wars GB Go Forth, Young Cadet! has been translated into English by diligent fans.

A Green Hill Zone-themed Escape was also exclusively available to VIP members.

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Several virtual items based on the Sonic the Hedgehog series were available in the Shop, including a blue Avatar t-shirt with the outline of Sonic's face and a Sega logo picture frame with Sonic standing in front of it.

Green Hill Zone, as seen among other PlaySEGA VIP-exclusive Escapes. List of Sonic games Sega Mega Drive/Genesis While most of the games were Sega/Mediatonic-developed, several games from external developers were licensed by Sega and distributed on the site. Instead, emulated versions of existing Sega Mega Drive games and several new Flash games produced by Mediatonic were launched on the website, integrated into an API that calculated high scores, leaderboard ranks, achievements, and payouts of the site currency, PlaySEGA Rings. The website was originally conceived as a portal for all of the promotional browser mini- games previously used on Sega's game websites, but the idea was dropped due to the games' lack of depth. Several years later, development of a new browser game portal named PlaySEGA began, developed by the SEGA Network Group in cooperation with Mediatonic. Registered by Sega Europe on 14 November 2002 and launched in 2003, the PlaySega domain was initially purposed as a gateway page to the online hub for the Phantasy Star Online series. Only a few years after its release, the PlaySEGA service quietly shut down in June 2011, displaying a maintenance screen until its complete closure in 2013. The virtual website currency, PlaySEGA Rings, was earned by playing games or obtained via site microtransactions, and could have been used to purchase Avatar accessories, enter prize draws, and decorate the Escape area, which served as a personalized profile for users on the site.

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Users who purchased a three-month membership or longer were mailed a free Sega Saturn-styled PlaySEGA USB joypad. All users were able to browse the website and play games, but paying VIP members has access to the Mega Drive game library and level editors. The PlaySEGA website featured an extensive library of games playable on demand, consisting of exclusive Flash games and existing Sega Mega Drive games emulated through a Java emulator named jEnesis. It served as a portal for casual gaming via browser and social networking. PlaySEGA was a web service developed by Sega and Mediatonic.