If you have a modded 3DS, you can install a PSP emulator (like PPSSPP) on it and play the translated ISOs of World or Overworld. This gives you the English experience on your 3DS hardware.
Once patched, SD Gundam G Generation 3D transforms from an obtuse wall of text into a genuinely enjoyable tactical RPG.
For years, Western Gundam fans have lived in a peculiar state of mecha purgatory. While Japan enjoys a seemingly endless stream of tactical RPGs celebrating the rich tapestry of the Universal Century and Alternate Universes, English-speaking players are often left squinting at impenetrable menus, brute-forcing their way through missions, and missing the nuanced dialogue that gives the One Year War or the Bloody Valentine Incident its weight. sd gundam g generation 3d english patch
One of the most infamous titles in this "lost in translation" limbo is SD Gundam G Generation 3D, released exclusively for the Nintendo 3DS in 2011. However, thanks to a dedicated group of ROM hackers and translation activists, a working SD Gundam G Generation 3D English patch has emerged from the shadows. This article is your complete guide to the patch: what it is, how it works, its current status, installation guide, and why it is worth digging out your 3DS (or emulator) for.
Platform: Nintendo 3DS
Original Release: 2011 (Bandai Namco)
Patch Type: Full Menu & Unit Translation / Partial Story If you have a modded 3DS, you can
On August 16, 2018 (coincidentally the anniversary of the original Gundam’s first episode), version 1.0 of the SD Gundam G Generation 3D English Patch dropped.
The patch included:
The readme ended with a single line: “For every Gundam fan who waited. This one’s for Bright Noa’s slaps.”