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Title: Trying to get a game to work.
Post by: BennyJackdaw on December 14, 2015, 04:00:33 PM

I'm trying to get https://www.dropbox.com/s/slyoghn5ufeb5sd/magicalmonsters2.zip?dl=1 (https://www.dropbox.com/s/slyoghn5ufeb5sd/magicalmonsters2.zip?dl=1) to work, but I'm having trouble. My friend who gave me this told me to set my System Locale to Japanese and, if it still doesn't work, set the compatibility to Windows 95/98, but it still wont work. Before setting the system locale, I turn the game on, it shows the ASCII, Enterbrain and Outback logos, and then I get this error:(http://s1.postimg.org/wejziifx7/Neeror.png) ...But after setting the system locale, I boot it up and it X-es out right away without showing the logos. I've been asking my friend about this game, but he only seems to be on a little bit every other day, and with all due respect I'd rather not wait to play a game that's probably not even that good. I mostly just want to see the characters. Anyone have any hints or help?

Title: Re: Trying to get a game to work.
Post by: VoodooMax on January 02, 2016, 06:00:27 AM

Are you sure you set the system locale to Japanese or did you just change your PC region? just helping but in order for you to change your system locale follow these steps.


1. Click your start menu
2. Click on "Control Panel"
3. Click on "Clock, Language, and Region"
4. Click "Region and Language"
5. Click on the "Administrative" tab
6. Click on "Change system locale..."
7. Click on "Japanese (Japan)" from the list


After you do that you will be prompted to restart you PC to complete the change. Now that we got that out of the way, click on the program you are trying to run as administrator. and when you get the dialogue box asking you if you wan to run it you should also get a small icon on the bottom right of the screen that says "English", click on that and change it to Japan and then run the program. If this doesn't work compatibility wont be that much help because newer versions of Windows still has code from previous versions of Windows. I'm not saying to not use compatibility mode, I'm just saying that it wont help much. 


If all else fails, your PC might be the problem because it's trying to run a program a certain way that the program isn't meant to run and that can cause complications. If this is indeed the reason, I would get a virtual machine granted these are only software and not hardware but it may increase the odds of the program to work. I hope this helps.

Title: Re: Trying to get a game to work.
Post by: White Wolf Guardian on January 02, 2016, 06:35:15 AM

An RPG Maker game, I'm not really surprised you're running into problems, that program is filled with glitches. Why did the creator just not simply post it up on the RPG Maker archive? Not touching these files, but RPG Maker is what Enterbrain is known for and the japanese language pack dependency suggests that the copy used to make this game was pirated and that is probably why this game doesn't work.

Title: Re: Trying to get a game to work.
Post by: BennyJackdaw on January 02, 2016, 10:58:18 PM

Wow, this topic's way old. I got that game to work a while ago. Thanks for the help anyway though.