Yeah, it really isn't. Alicesoft is eroge, but not VNs. Yet they're featured prominently, and not only because they were part of early adventure games. It's funny seeing them remove games like Gnosia, but keep games with a lot fewer VN segments.

Daibanchou is actually a turn-based strategy game with minor VN elements. It's not at all a VN; it's just on VNDB because that site is very inconsistent. Monster Girl Quest and the Paradox games are on there despite being straight JRPGs.

Sims 3 is 2009, so it still technically counts. Though, all the DLC expansions coming later would affect that...debatably. Here are mine.

Narrows eyes ...I don't believe you.

Oh, right. That's a really annoying issue people have, huh. The very large focus on things being "official" when it comes to translations, like there's actually any value in that. I get that emulation is far from perfect (you could argue some consoles aren't even good), but like...come on, are...

I don't know the official terminology.

So you could play it if you had a PS2. It would allow you to attach something for that.

Oh. Are you willing to learn?

I've heard about that kind of stuff, before. And IS' weird translation so far has been pretty good...even if it was so strange that I looked up its accuracy and cross-checked it with Oracle of Maiya's to confirm that yeah, it did get across what was meant. It being a fan translation is more...

How familiar are you with soldering?

I hope so, too. I played the PSP release when it came out, but it wasn't all that great. I got up to just before the Shadows. I feel like a lot of it was the gameplay and Shadow Maya's dungeon, then never touched it again.

Started a new playthrough of Dragon Age Origins to see if I could figure out why this game has been bothering me for a while. Also began playing Persona 2: Innocent Sin, and FF7. Both PSX.