Ao no kiseki pc crash update#
A final major update was released on May 17, 2021, five days ahead of a similar patch for Azure, to not only further bug-fix but update graphics and backport a feature from Trails to Azure. Later updates changed terminology to match the localization of Trails of Cold Steel IV, which was unreleased when the patch originally came out, and added upscaled FMVs.
On March 15, 2020, a group known as The Geofront released an extensive Fan Translation patch for Zero, with a fully edited script intended to match the style of the English translations of the other titles in the series, and other modernization enhancements, including turbo mode, autosaves, a message backlog, higher framerates and resolutions, the ability to add in song arrangements and voice-acting from the Evolution re-releases, and various bug-fixes. A Nintendo Switch version for Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Korea, courtesy of Clouded Leopard Entertainment, is set to release early 2021.
Ao no kiseki pc crash Ps4#
The PS4 ports came out in April and May 2020 for Zero and Azure respectively. This announcement renewed the hope of fans that the Crossbell arc will eventually be published in the west. On December 18th, 2019, Falcom announced that an Updated Re-release of both Zero and Azure for the PlayStation 4, alongside announcing an upcoming title to be set also in Erebonia, which ended up being The Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie - effectively an epilogue to both the Cold Steel quadrilogy and the Crossbell duology.
A PC version of Azure for the Chinese markets came in 2013, though it was never released in Japan.
Ao no kiseki pc crash portable#
As for Trails to Azure, it was originally released on the PlayStation Portable on September 29th, 2011, and later came to the PlayStation Vita on June 12th, 2014. A PC version for the Chinese markets came in 2011, with a version for Japan in 2013. Trails from Zero was originally released on the PlayStation Portable on September 30th, 2010, and later came to the PlayStation Vita on October 12th, 2012. In-between Azure and that game, the spin-off game The Legend of Nayuta: Boundless Trails was released.
The third arc is the The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel quadrilogy, whose first game was released in September 2013 (December 2015 internationally). Together, these two games form what is often referred to by fans as the "Crossbell Duology/Crossbell Arc" this is the second arc in the Trails series, after the Trails in the Sky trilogy. Tropes for both Zero and Azure are listed here. The game got a sequel called The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure note 英雄伝説 碧の軌跡 (Eiyuu Densetsu: Ao no Kiseki) in Japan, featuring the same characters and directly continuing the plot.
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