I just copy / paste the post of Nagato from GBAtemp:

At last we are ready to release the full patch.
Thank you to summvs, Ryusui, and G-Han for the hard work they put into this project. Thank you to our testers Sora de Eclaune and GhostCar for taking the time to play the beta patches and report bugs so we could provide everyone else with an even better release. And of course thank you to everyone who has been following and supporting the project.

Please use the following template if you would like to report a bug.

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System: (Emulator or DS)
(If DS) Flashcart name and firmware version:
(If emulator) Emulator name and version:
Patch version number:

Days remaining:
Character's gender: (Male or Female)
Detailed description of bug:

Provide some context clues in the description such as text that was recently displayed. Include pictures if possible.

This is a list of things NOT considered bugs:
- Anything relating to UK English
- A player's name causing line breaks sooner than usual

PLEASE BE SURE TO READ THE README!
Patch v1.0

Enjoy!

The game is a scary game. It takes the theme of "The Ring" into videogame i.e. you play a game and you will be dead after a week.

It's not my translation but I know that they had many problems fitting the text on screen because of character limits and Nagato had to make heavy ASM hacking to get around this.
I don't know how good is his work and how well he solved the problems.

There are other strange things like:



That are apparently intentionally glitched this screens too but I never checked the original to see the difference.

Anyway the game itself seems very good and it's a Square-Enix production (even if this brand isn't a garantie like the old SNES/PSx times).

Very cool, I had always wanted to play this someday, I'm glad it got a good translation team  :beer:

I'm surprisingly positively and amazingly taken by this translation.

Didn't really have any interest in this game at all, but figured I'd take a quick look at it since "someone -for some reason- bothered to translate it."
Only really played through the first day, but so far I'm very positive towards it (both the game and its translation). Nothing that reads really awkwardly, things appear to be nicely translated, no really fugly technical problems, my "Bullshit!!" detector has yet to go off and so forth...

Excluding one line of text that I believe a friend of mine reported last night w/screenshot (some / LINE BLA BLA stuff appearing when looking out a window or something), I don't think I've seen anything that really stood out in any bad or unprofessional way. But if I really were to choose something to pick on ('cause I pretty much always do), I'd say someone could've probably been a bit more liberal with rewriting the spoken dialog and possibly tried to somehow add some sort of visual cue that makes it a bit clearer who's who in the written dialog (<Disclaimer>Maybe that's just being stupid</Disclaimer>). Anyway, I just sometimes feel the text (spoken dialog in specific) could possibly use some more flavoring (both in structure and appearance), but that's all stuff I think might root itself in the source material.

ANYWAY;
To anyone involved; nice job! Lovin' it so far.

Yeaaaaah...I thought so too. That's kinda why I got involved.

Again: no actual hacking on my part. Sora de Eclaune sounded the call to arms; Nagato's the actual project leader/god-tier megahacker; summvs is the translator. Though I do take responsibility for the above-mentioned liberties.

I would've done my usual tweaking on the script, but I figured it wouldn't be much appreciated - as I've said before, summvs and I were pretty much on the same page, so I trusted his judgment.

It's slowly dawning on me that I am turning into the go-to guy for English logos and whatnot. Who would've guessed?