Category Archives: Translation

The nine of you who still visit this blog for some reason may recall that we released a patch for Boku to Nurse no Kenshuu Nisshi about a year and a half ago. We then promptly took down that patch … Continue reading →

As some of you may have already seen, Sekai Project just announced at Anime Expo today that they’ve licensed and will release Dracu-Riot (as well as Senren Banka!). So here’s the low-down: they have been in contact with us recently, … Continue reading →

Shit’s taking ages, yo. Continue reading →

tl;dr: keep on waiting, boys Continue reading →

I shall try to be as transparent as possible in this post. That makes this sound bad for some reason, but nah, we’re just giving you updates on shizzle. Now, while it may not be in my best interest to … Continue reading →

Firstly, I would like to apologize that the first Dracu-Riot! patch’s estimate of very roughly two months was not as accurate as it could be, depending upon one’s definition of “very roughly.” On the plus side, however, the calendar has … Continue reading →

As our very rough estimate of about two months allows for a release date either quite greater than or quite less than two months, we feel obligated to give a status update on a date that falls on the lower … Continue reading →

Mr. Insemination has recently made the kind decision to release a Dracu-Riot! patch to appease an agitated public, and thus, all the game but 50% of the Miu route is translated under the name of Staircase Subs. However, I’ve found … Continue reading →

Dear eroge aficionados: Rest assured that our progress, while our affinity for grammar-related articles may not have given the impression, is as healthy as ever. Or, you know, as healthy as it was at times when it was healthy. As … Continue reading →

Yuzusoft has recently released the downloadable version of Noble☆Works, meaning that you no longer have to rely upon some shady third-party shipper in order to acquire the game. We hope this will result in more support for the company that … Continue reading →