Here’s a few quotes from the BS Zelda forums to help with this<\/a>.<\/p>\n“Going back to something a bit earlier, I’ve looked into matters with the Inishie no Sekiban vs Kodai no Sekiban issue. From what I gather, “Kodai” and “Inishie” are synonyms meaning “ancient.”<\/p>\n
Apparently just as Ishi (\u77f3) and Ban (\u76e4) together counterintuitively make Sekiban (\u77f3\u76e4), Ko (\u53e4) alone can be counterintuitively pronounced “Inishie”. This is why the recent PS3 RPG, “\u767d\u9a0e\u58eb\u7269\u8a9e -\u53e4\u306e\u9f13\u52d5-“, translates to “Shirokishi Monogatari -Inishie no Kod\u014d-” or “White Knight Story -Ancient Heartbeat-” instead of “Shirokishi Monogatari -Ko no Kod\u014d-“.<\/p>\n
So even thought “\u53e4\u306e\u9f13\u52d5” literally breaks down to:
\n\u53e4 – Ko
\n\u306e – No
\n\u9f13 – Tsudumi
\n\u52d5 – Dou
\nwhen taken together it becomes Inishie (\u53e4) no (\u306e) Kod\u014d (\u9f13\u52d5).<\/p>\n
What this means is that “Inishie no Sekiban” (BS\u30bc\u30eb\u30c0\u306e\u4f1d\u8aac \u53e4\u306e\u77f3\u76e4) seems to have been an alternate name for “Kodai no Sekiban” (BS\u30bc\u30eb\u30c0\u306e\u4f1d\u8aac \u53e4\u4ee3\u306e\u77f3\u76e4). The only difference being the character Dai (\u4ee3). Under this theory I ran a Google search on “BS\u30bc\u30eb\u30c0\u306e\u4f1d\u8aac \u53e4\u306e\u77f3\u76e4” and lo and behold, the Berriblue blog and one other site both refer to it by this name. It’s not a perfect explanation, but I for one feel comfortable letting it go at that.”<\/p>\n
I myself go by the theory that the game should be romanized based on how it’s pronounced, because while Japan can be confusing with it’s writing, it’s pronunciation doesn’t change that much.<\/p>\n
(BTW, “BS Zelda REMIX” doesn’t really exist as a Satellaview broadcast – it was a misnaming for the MAP 1 Dai-3-wa ROM which has since taken on a life of it’s own.)<\/p>\n
On “BS Tantei Club”.<\/span><\/p>\nThe proper title for the game is BS \u63a2\u5075\u5036\u697d\u90e8 \u96ea\u306b\u6d88\u3048\u305f\u904e\u53bb (BS Tantei Kurabu Yuki ni Kieta Kako)<\/p>\n
Some ROM download sites refer to it as “BS Tantei Club Saihousou” or something like that. I do not know where this name came from. Any help figuring that out would be helpful.<\/p>\n
On the “BS” Prefix.<\/span><\/p>\nAlthough ROM sites will put the “BS” prefix in front of every game title, whether or not they were on the actual game title is much less consistent.
\nFor example, “BS F-Zero Grand Prix”, and “BS Super Mario USA” both have the “BS” prefix – note how they’re both special soundlink versions of a standard release… but there’s no “BS” in “Tamori’s Picross”, “All Japan Super Bombliss Cup 95”, or “Kodomo Chousadan Mighty Pockets”, or most “plain” SFC rereleases.
\nThis can be a bit of confusion in and of itself.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The reason for the lack of updates is due to slow developments. The reason for -this- update is also due to slow developments. This is a small little rant about the naming conventions of key Satellaview titles – how a few of these have confusing titles, and a few had been mis-named for a while<\/p>\n
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