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The game scored 30 out of 40 points in Famitsu and sold 291,616 copies at the end of 2002.<ref>Weekly Famitsu. Number 915 Part 2 Page 123 (30 June 2006)</ref><ref>[http://geimin.net/da/db/2002_ne_fa/index.php GEIMIN.net]</ref><ref>Attribution: [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Densetsu_no_Stafy_(video_game)&action=history Thanks Wikipedia editors]</ref>
 
The game scored 30 out of 40 points in Famitsu and sold 291,616 copies at the end of 2002.<ref>Weekly Famitsu. Number 915 Part 2 Page 123 (30 June 2006)</ref><ref>[http://geimin.net/da/db/2002_ne_fa/index.php GEIMIN.net]</ref><ref>Attribution: [https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Densetsu_no_Stafy_(video_game)&action=history Thanks Wikipedia editors]</ref>
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===Fan translation project by Starfy Translation Team===
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The game has received a series of three {{lsw|Fan_translations_of_The_Legendary_Starfy_series#ROM_hacking|completed fan translation ROM hacks by Starfy Translation Team}}, which were released on September 23, 2023. These are variations of the base fan translation;
  
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The game has received a series of three {{lsw|Fan_translations_of_The_Legendary_Starfy_series#ROM_hacking|completed fan translation ROM hacks by Starfy Translation Team}}, which was released on September 23, 2023.
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*"The Legendary Starfy", the main release, which uses official and fan-made localised names for characters.
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*"Starfy Origins" which is based on the main release but calls the game "The Legendary Starfy Origins" (similar to how the first MOTHER game is officially called [[EarthBound Beginnings]] as a "what-if" situation).
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These three different versions are variations; "The Legendary Starfy", the main release, which uses official and fan-made localised names for characters, "Starfy Origins" which is based on the main release but calls the game "The Legendary Starfy Origins" (similar to how the first MOTHER game is officially called [[EarthBound Beginnings]]), and "Densetsu no Stafy ENG" which preserves original Japanese names for characters and settings.
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*"Densetsu no Stafy ENG" which preserves original Japanese names for characters and settings.
  
 
== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==

Latest revision as of 16:38, 25 September 2023

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Densetsu no Starfy
伝説のスタフィー
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Boxart of Densetsu no Starfy
Developer(s): TOSE
Publisher(s): Nintendo
Platform: Game Boy Advance
Category: Platform
Nintendo's official category: Marine Action
Players: 1
Predecessor: Densetsu no Starfy (GBC)
Successor: Densetsu no Starfy 2
Release dates
N. America: Cancelled
Japan: September 6, 2002
Europe: N/A
Australia: N/A
S. Korea: N/A
China: Cancelled
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The Legend of Starfy[1] (Densetsu no Starfy) is the first game in The Legendary Starfy series. It was originally intended to be released for the Game Boy Color but development on the game had moved to the Game Boy Advance, however no prototype unearthed from the 2018-2020 Nintendo, Microsoft data breaches.

Story

The normally peaceful kingdom of Pufftop was in trouble after Starfy accidentally dropped a Jar into the ocean while carrying valuable treasure. The being inside the Jar then used his powers to create a terrible storm which sent Starfy falling into the ocean. Starfy is then awoken by Old Man Lobber in his cave who advises that Starfy should rest a while in his cave from the storm.

Starfy's quest is to return back to Pufftop and find out the identity of the being inside the Jar and confront him. On his quest back to Pufftop, he must help others characters and fight bosses. In Coral Reef, Starfy becomes good friends with Moe the clam who joins him on his adventure.

Reception

The game scored 30 out of 40 points in Famitsu and sold 291,616 copies at the end of 2002.[2][3][4]

Fan translation project by Starfy Translation Team

The game has received a series of three completed fan translation ROM hacks by Starfy Translation Team, which were released on September 23, 2023. These are variations of the base fan translation;

  • "The Legendary Starfy", the main release, which uses official and fan-made localised names for characters.
  • "Starfy Origins" which is based on the main release but calls the game "The Legendary Starfy Origins" (similar to how the first MOTHER game is officially called EarthBound Beginnings as a "what-if" situation).
  • "Densetsu no Stafy ENG" which preserves original Japanese names for characters and settings.

External Links

References

  1. ↑ Cancelled iQue version staff roll
  2. ↑ Weekly Famitsu. Number 915 Part 2 Page 123 (30 June 2006)
  3. ↑ GEIMIN.net
  4. ↑ Attribution: Thanks Wikipedia editors
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