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Hello Everyone!

For years I've loved this forum as a great resource of information about Macross.  Never had a need to post anything before, or felt like I had anything to contribute that others hadn't already done.   But now I need some help and this seems like the best place to find it!

I recently completed my collection  of the Tsukuda SF Macross wargames from the 80's.  Being both a tabletop wargamer & a Macross fan, I have been searching for these for years to complete my collection and am very happy to have finally done so.

My next step is to begin the tedious process of translating the rules, most likely using a translation app like Google Translate or such that can take a pic of the rules and translate the written characters into English. 

But before I do this, I was wondering if anyone had ever translated these rules previously, or can point me in the direction where they might have been translated?  Boardgamegeek has nothing that I can find.  I've search & found a few threads on here where these games are mentioned, but that's it.  And a regular Google search has come up empty too.  Most likely I'll have to translate myself, but thought it was worth reaching out to see if someone else has already done so.

Thank you for any help you can provide and take care!

 

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Wow. No idea. Very interesting though.  The top two are instantly recognizable DYRL and SDF Macross art. I'm not so familiar with the bottom two. Who did the artwork on those bottom two? Which years , in the 80's were these games published? I was just doing Palladium's RT rpg back then..

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Hi!

I too had never seen the artwork for the box cover of those two games.  Boardgamegeek has them listed as being published/released in 1983.

I checked out the rulebooks and on the next to last page of each one, after using Google Translate,  it gave the artist's name or "Package Illustration";  Masao Satake.   I'm not really familiar with that name or what other work they may have done

Thanks and take care!

 

 

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I had absolutely no idea, but as a fellow game collector, now I have to track these down (as well as the Tsukuda Mospeada game I see they did when I started digging in a bit).

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Just now, Swann said:

Here is mine's. It's my favorite one. Out of the rest of the board games.

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My biggest complaint would be Lyn Minmay on the cards. Look at her eyes.

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On 8/21/2019 at 9:09 AM, TK1072 said:

Hello Everyone!

For years I've loved this forum as a great resource of information about Macross.  Never had a need to post anything before, or felt like I had anything to contribute that others hadn't already done.   But now I need some help and this seems like the best place to find it!

I recently completed my collection  of the Tsukuda SF Macross wargames from the 80's.  Being both a tabletop wargamer & a Macross fan, I have been searching for these for years to complete my collection and am very happy to have finally done so.

My next step is to begin the tedious process of translating the rules, most likely using a translation app like Google Translate or such that can take a pic of the rules and translate the written characters into English. 

But before I do this, I was wondering if anyone had ever translated these rules previously, or can point me in the direction where they might have been translated?  Boardgamegeek has nothing that I can find.  I've search & found a few threads on here where these games are mentioned, but that's it.  And a regular Google search has come up empty too.  Most likely I'll have to translate myself, but thought it was worth reaching out to see if someone else has already done so.

Thank you for any help you can provide and take care!

 

Macross Games.jpg

I know that there is an English translation out there for the Dougram game that they made and I think it's essentially the same game as at least one of these. 
I'm at work so it's a little difficult to search atm but I found these: https://crypticarchivist.blogspot.com/2020/09/three-new-english-rule-translations-for.html
Hope that helps. 

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On 8/21/2019 at 9:09 AM, TK1072 said:

Hello Everyone!

For years I've loved this forum as a great resource of information about Macross.  Never had a need to post anything before, or felt like I had anything to contribute that others hadn't already done.   But now I need some help and this seems like the best place to find it!

I recently completed my collection  of the Tsukuda SF Macross wargames from the 80's.  Being both a tabletop wargamer & a Macross fan, I have been searching for these for years to complete my collection and am very happy to have finally done so.

My next step is to begin the tedious process of translating the rules, most likely using a translation app like Google Translate or such that can take a pic of the rules and translate the written characters into English. 

But before I do this, I was wondering if anyone had ever translated these rules previously, or can point me in the direction where they might have been translated?  Boardgamegeek has nothing that I can find.  I've search & found a few threads on here where these games are mentioned, but that's it.  And a regular Google search has come up empty too.  Most likely I'll have to translate myself, but thought it was worth reaching out to see if someone else has already done so.

Thank you for any help you can provide and take care!

 

Macross Games.jpg


https://www.zimmerit.moe/anime-simulation-games-1980s/
 

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