[GBA] Harukanaru Toki no Naka de
iyori, for some strange reason I can't seem to make a duplicate of my PS1 Harutoki1 game. Trying to copy the disc's image always seem to freeze at 16%, so I gave up for now. I'll try again later though! >< I've already burnt all of the games for Harutoki3 for you though... so in the case that I really can't burn it out for you, I've uploaded the GBA version of the game (which is the one I played btw-- I never even touched my PS1 disc lol!) for you. 8D
Harukanaru Toki no Naka de (GBA)
For everyone else, feel free to download (and please comment if you do)! *is trying to get everyone into this fandom*
Visual Boy Advance - The emulator. Just unzip it into a folder and you're good to go! There may be an updated version of this emulator out there though as I just dug this one out from one of my backup CDs.
[Game Guides]
Peche - For all your renai guide needs. I'm serious, this site has VERY detailed FAQs for numerous otome/renai games and this site has saved my life with Harutoki3 many times. T^T You need not worry that much with Harutoki1 though as the gameplay is really linear.
Kagenka - The first site I found that has guides, but I still cross-refer this site and Peche so I know which path I'm going on, especially for Harutoki3 because it's full of choices, involves travelling back and forth through time and brainbreak especially if one's Japanese isn't so good or completely nonexistant.
Neoromance.info - God bless extensive game guides. Really. T^T
Harukanaru Toki no Naka de (GBA)
For everyone else, feel free to download (and please comment if you do)! *is trying to get everyone into this fandom*
Visual Boy Advance - The emulator. Just unzip it into a folder and you're good to go! There may be an updated version of this emulator out there though as I just dug this one out from one of my backup CDs.
[Game Guides]
Peche - For all your renai guide needs. I'm serious, this site has VERY detailed FAQs for numerous otome/renai games and this site has saved my life with Harutoki3 many times. T^T You need not worry that much with Harutoki1 though as the gameplay is really linear.
Kagenka - The first site I found that has guides, but I still cross-refer this site and Peche so I know which path I'm going on, especially for Harutoki3 because it's full of choices, involves travelling back and forth through time and brainbreak especially if one's Japanese isn't so good or completely nonexistant.
Neoromance.info - God bless extensive game guides. Really. T^T