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All characters and places have different names, and the text is now full of American pop culture references from the 1990s. In the process, they completely rewrote the script, making it a localization reminiscent of the work of Working Designs. Megatech Software, one of the first companies that tried to release Japanese erotic games in the United States, probably saw the series' popularity in Japan and decided it was worth taking the chance. Weirdly enough, Dragon Knight III got released in the West as Knights of Xentar. IRC: #KotakuInAction Moderation LogĪnd the story of Dragon Knight III was this: Regarding the use of archives, see the Wiki for our complete Blacklist / Recommendations of relevant sites. Links to comment sections in the above are allowed, except when marked with *.
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