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Would I buy Haruka if I had no interest in the title itself? Probably not! But it's not like Mangagamer is trying to hold the Rance series hostage. They're simply doing the best they can with the cards they've been dealt. Rance fans can support Haruka for what it is, support it in hopes of seeing Rance games, or hold off and hope that Mangagamer picked a viable title that will do well without their support. But it's not like Mangagamer is trying to hold the Rance series hostage.
They're simply doing the best they can with the cards they've been dealt. True, I don't exactly blame them. But the reason why won't matter if it all falls through and these Rance games that are nearly translated aren't released for a long time or ever. Hope that Mangagamer picked a viable title that will do well without their support. Spoilers: MG didn't pick Haruka. I'm pretty sure they aren't exactly pleased they couldn't get Rance or some other popular title instead. How does that make it not true?
People are annoyed because they went from having a near certain chance of being able to play untranslated Rance games in the near future (around a year) to possibly never being able to play them at all simply because Mangagamer licensed a title that nobody really cared about by the same people. Even if everything goes perfectly and the Rance titles get licensed, it will still be years before they come out.
Benvista photo magic crack. Hell, there's a not too unlikely chance of the licensing of the Rance games never happening and the translations being stuck in limbo never to be released. It's important to take the long view and look past the immediate horizon. A fan translation project gives you one game in English (maybe, if the fan translators don't give up halfway through). A partnership brings the promise of multiple games in English. And a partnership with a big player like Alicesoft opens up new possibilities for gameplay eroge translation. There's bigger things at stake than just the Rance series here. If the visual novel community is to continue to grow and the pace of translation to continue increasing, we can't rely on fan translations forever.
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AliceSoft Industry Founded 1989 ( 1989) Headquarters Products, Dai, Pastel Chime, Tsuma, Beat Website (access blocked outside Japan) AliceSoft ( アリスソフト) (sometimes Alice Soft) was established in 1989, as an developer and publisher for the computer market, first for the and, and later for PCs running platforms. Its first titles were and Intruder, released simultaneously in July 1989.
It has continued to release several titles each year, though not always exclusively adult-oriented. It is a brand name owned by Champion Soft Business Corporation (株式会社チャンピオンソフト).