Originally posted by FishyFace Games:This is a NEVER before released complete English translation! You will not find this ROM or a patch on the web. This translation was commissioned years ago and is now ready to be released upon the world.Star Ocean: Blue Sphere is an action role-playing video game developed by tri-Ace and published by Enix for the Game Boy Color handheld video game console in June 2001. It is a spin-off entry in the Star Ocean series, acting as a direct sequel to the 1998 PlayStation title Star Ocean: The Second Story. It was later remade for mobile devices, releasing in 2009.Blue Sphere is set two years after the events of The Second Story on the planet Edifice, a world currently in a pre-space flight state but holding remnants of an advance civilization.

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Protagonists from the events of The Second Story are brought down onto the planet by an unknown force, and must work to discover its source and leave. The gameplay carries over multiple Star Ocean elements, including real-time combat and optional side conversations between party members. New elements include item creation tied to the skill system, and local multiplayer options unlock through the Game Link Cable.Development began in 2000 as a spin-off from the main Star Ocean series, taking approximately one year to complete. Multiple core staff from earlier Star Ocean titles returned, including series composer Motoi Sakuraba. The character designs were created by manga artist Mayumi Azuma. The production period proved difficult for the team, with the programmers collapsing from exhaustion. In addition to tri-Ace, developer tri-Crescendo helped with the sound design.

I check this every once in a while and it never changes. Apparently the project has not been canceled. I'd waited a long time on it as SO2 is one of my favorite games. I eventually gave up about 4-5 years ago and just read a synopsis. There is a whole lot of work that goes into doing translation patches for games, so it's not really likely to happen unfortunately as you need to find a team to do it, that has star ocean as a priority over more modern games that aren't getting any love.

Blue Sphere has garnered a positive reception from journalists, and has sold 130,000 copies in Japan as of 2007.Note that this is not an official release, tri-Ace and Square Enix logos do not appear.It's not a product sold and published by them.Make sure you do not contact them if the game has any problems.The only one you should contact is FishyFace Games.

THIS PAGE IS BEING WORKED ON, PREPARE FOR IT TO TAKE A WHILE UNTIL IT'S FINISHED.Only a small percentage of the Japanese/Chinese/etc. Exclusive games that have a rom translation actually have a link in their descriptions (and most people don't know where to look), So to help those in need, this is a page dedicated to listing those games (as well as games that have Japanese/Chinese/etc.

Versions superior to localized ones), the status of their translation patch, and a link to where to get it, a small description is also added if needed.There will also be a section dedicated to rom patching, hard- vs. Soft-patching, software that are known to work with soft-patching, how to on how you hard patch your roms, as well as information about using ROM patches that work on copiers, eventually that is.Note that most (all?) games are listed after their original name, so if you're for example looking for The King of Demons to SNES, It's under M for Majyuu Ou. The original names should be in the title section of the other pages. All games still have the translated names as well in the title, but not first.PROTIP: Press CTRL+F (or CMD+F if you're a macfag) and type the name if you can't find it.