Super Chinese World

• Developer: Culture Brain

• Publisher: Culture Brain

• Genre: Action RPG

• Release Date: December 28, 1991

Super Chinese World is the first Super Famicom entry in the series, which was officially translated as Super Ninja Boy. However, the official English translation of the game changed a great deal. The lines had been given a laughably bad translation. The dialogue was shortened and censored, the game's epilogue was removed, and cuts were even made to the graphics. They attempted to provide a cleaner look to the game as well, but a lot of the game's original charm and personality got lost in the process.

This patch aims to give players the chance to experience a strikingly different and much more satisfying translation of Super Chinese World.

But this patch offers more than just a new translation of the script. It also fixes all of the graphics that were glitched in the Japanese version (without turning the game into a Final Fantasy IV look-alike in the process).

As usual, you can play the game in single player or two player mode, and with this patch, some of the text will change slightly depending on whether there are one or two people playing the game.

The story begins with Chinese Land being visited by a fleet of spaceships that have come on behalf of the Interstellar Peace Council to spread peace across the cosmos. Chinese Land joined the council and everyone was happy for a while... But not long after the spaceships had left, the world still wasn't entirely at peace. Jack and Ryu had no choice but to head out once again to bring peace back to the world.