Luminous Arc 3: Eyes (ルミナスアーク3 アイズ) is the third game of the Luminous Arc series that was released in December 10 2009.There was no official release outside of Japan, but on the Christmas Eve of 2021, the English patch with the fan-translation has been finally released.
Luminous Arc 3 Translation Patch
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Luminous Arc 3: Eyes is the third game in the Luminous Arc Turn-Based Strategy series by Imageepoch. It was released in Japan in 2009, but not localized for other markets. A Fan Translation patch has been released in December 2021, however.
Luminous Arc 3[c] was developed by Imageepoch and published by Marvelous Entertainment. It saw a Japan-only release on December 10, 2009, but a fan translation into English was released on December 24, 2021.[4]
Thanks to a successful PR offensive and positive word of mouth, Genshin Impact is one of the hottest and most successful gacha games of the year. I mentioned that I was going to try it once the version 1.1 patch hit on November 11th, and indeed I did. An hour here, and hour there. I had a lot of connection issues with my wifi that hampered my progress, but after hooking my laptop to the router with a LAN cable those went away and I was finally able to progress.
That said, things are really good for JRPG fans these days. Deserving or not, most RPGs that have come out in the PSVITA era and beyond get localized sooner or later. There are even Chinese and Korean games getting regular Western releases these days, which is pretty cool. Fan translations projects are also constantly underway.
If you want a cheaper way to play Chrono Trigger on DS, it's worth picking up a Japanese copy. The game has a full English translation on the cart, it's region free, and it goes for a heck of a lot cheaper than the Western release.
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