Happiness+

Hello there. Let me introduce myself, I am Happiness+. Why happiness+? don't know. Maybe I have Hate+ subconsciously on my mind for some reason. Background: Grew up in Detroit. ghetto shit. I was even jumped by a gang.... of all girls. Began programming since 16 years of age. I know how to make websites and mobile apps. Nothing too advanced but stuff that can impress literally anyone that isn't a comp sci major. Fell in love with anime since Sailor Moon in the 90's. My first VN was this. I love visual novels; I think they are the best medium to combine both cinematography and literary depth. I was working on a visual novel back in 2016, but then crap happened and I left the internet for a while. I've decided to come back, and do something good for the medium. Maybe lead a translation project or finish my own VN. Both? I don't know. No question is off-limits. I am currently reading Kara no Shojo. I just installed the game yesterday, but did'nt read it because I had a french quiz today. I have been itching for a good horror since I finished the hirgurashi series. I mean saya is good, but I like to feel like when I solve through it. By the way, I love this site's design. It looks so sophisticated, and it updates in real time. I didn't know forums could be this modern. Also, my profile pic is a sprite from my VN. I have a week to myself, because it's spring break. Woot! AAAANNNDDD, I have run out of things to say. Nice to meet you guys.

Great.

Since herkz dropped Mahoutsukai no Yoru for translation. People forgot about it. Which sucks because this game is worth the translation. So, I have a weird idea. We can crowd source the translation. Like we could put it on GitHub or something and translate what’s left of it. If you don't like this idea, how about we see how Mirror Moon is doing since I think they did a fantastic job with Fate/Stay Night and Tsukihime. Or we could ask one of the bigger publishers like manga gamer to pick up the license. It will just be damn shame that this game remains inaccessible because of language barriers. I don't know how to translate, but I do know how to code and get shit done.