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Probably released just to keep the game 'alive' in modern platform.
They play a big history for the series overseas, and I'm curious about it.
If you're thinking of Last Bible for the Game Boy/Game Gear/other versions of those consoles, which are the ones I've seen translations of, these are not those games.
These are Last Bible New Testament, which are different games, previously only on mobile, and as of yet, I believe do not have existing fan translations.
POint is, this is a franchise that is highly loved.
The sole reason there has not been an English translation patch for LBNT, is because these mobile games were usually stuck as live service games. Before Crisis FF7 for instance, had to get remade into RPG maker to actually be fully playable because no one can play the mobile version or copy the mobile rom to emulate it.
So, will this get translated now that it has an actual port on pc?
yes.
and it's probably worht the $60 picking up all 3 games just to sit on them and wait.
well, that wuld be right up there with roden cuz of the nsfw stuff. at least someone is working on it tho.