Hoping to make your life's design a bit more dynamic!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/SNES-GALAXY-R ... 2803ed4ceb

closest thing I could find to a manual.. cheap also, BUT I have a sneaky suspicion that they never actually released a strategy guide
book or something similar.. I think getting the instruction manual and getting THAT translated by someone will have to be the only
way to go with this unfortunately..

BTW: Draken, this has bugged me so tried to make sure, shouldn't it be Galaxy Robo not GalaxyRobo. It is on different lines but more importantly the game box even has text before Robo.

Sorry about that! I guess I just got used to writing it that way since that was the way I was writing it in my file system. All cases on the site have been changed (I think). I'll update the readme, though, when we update the patch.

@Bongo`: There are definitely no English guides out there (that I could find). You could work with Japanese ones if you want to have to read somewhat gibberish English after running them through Google Translate.

Just ordered the used Galaxy Robo set from Japan in the link TF provided. It may take a week or two to get here. When it arrives, I'll scan everything and upload it.

Heh, my son Tommy has been touring all over Japan with a musical ensemble based in NYC. He performed at the Suntory Hall in Tokyo tonight, but I doubt he could find anything for us the way the music director keeps them hopping around and on the move constantly. He said he rode a bullet train and also dodged the typhoon in the far south! Here he is clowning around with his fellow musicians last week near the Okayama Castle.

Heh. Looks like the same weather we're having here as well. We also dodged that same typhoon and only ended up getting a little bit of rain, but boy, is it humid!

Speaking of humid, boy does Fl suck this time of the year. Im at work feeling like I jumped in a heated pool.

Oh man, I wasn't even thinking about that. Hang in there. I live where folks go to get away from Florida in the summer. It's a high of 73 today, 65% humidity.

Man, here in Oklahoma we've been having mid-upper 90's with around 50% humidity most days lately. It might not be extreme heat but its still hot as all heck. It was nice getting a one day break this week but then it was right back in the 90's which will continue for a while yet. UGH! Makes outdoor activities a real pain in the rear. Mowing the lawn and such is a killer.