1. What should I do with an ISO/IMG/BIN/CUE file?
An ISO image is an archive file of a CD or DVD stored on your computer. To make use of it you should use a virtual CD drive program such as Daemon Tools to mount the CD/DVD image then you can run the game or installer from the virtual drive. This can seem a little complex at first but is really quite easy after you have done it once, download it and give it a try. An alternative that sometimes works is to extract the ISO file with WinRAR.
2. Can't play the game, Try Applocale
Use Applocale to run in Japanese, Applocale is an program written by Microsoft that will let you run a game as if your language setting had been changed to Japanese. Once you have it downloaded and installed to use it first select the game exe/swf you want to run then select Japanese as the language (The bottom option marked ""日本語"")
3. Can't play the game with Applocal
Try Change your regional settings to Japanese, Occasionally a Japanese game will not even run with Applocale set to Japanese. Another option is to change the regional settings for non-unicode programs on your computer to Japanese so all programs run in the Japanese region setting. How to do this varies for Windows XP and Windows Vista and it may require a restart. You can always change back to your normal regional settings later after you have finished playing.
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An ISO image is an archive file of a CD or DVD stored on your computer. To make use of it you should use a virtual CD drive program such as Daemon Tools to mount the CD/DVD image then you can run the game or installer from the virtual drive. This can seem a little complex at first but is really quite easy after you have done it once, download it and give it a try. An alternative that sometimes works is to extract the ISO file with WinRAR.
2. Can't play the game, Try Applocale
Use Applocale to run in Japanese, Applocale is an program written by Microsoft that will let you run a game as if your language setting had been changed to Japanese. Once you have it downloaded and installed to use it first select the game exe/swf you want to run then select Japanese as the language (The bottom option marked ""日本語"")
3. Can't play the game with Applocal
Try Change your regional settings to Japanese, Occasionally a Japanese game will not even run with Applocale set to Japanese. Another option is to change the regional settings for non-unicode programs on your computer to Japanese so all programs run in the Japanese region setting. How to do this varies for Windows XP and Windows Vista and it may require a restart. You can always change back to your normal regional settings later after you have finished playing.
For more information you can search at advice section sub menu.