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This translation decisely help you play this game, that's based on clues and plot. To my knowledge, there aren't mistakes at all and the translations sound logical and on theme, respectful of the original source. This give the overall impression of a professional release, something you'd expect of a commercial product, not a patch.

As for the game, it's a small adventure with interesting minigames that still deliver the original anime feel. MM (GiGi in european broadcasts) progressively explore the town, help people, collect the pearls, morph into adult pros to solve "action scenes" (minigames), everything you've seen in the anime. A cute tie-in you can play even if you missed the show (just one hint for you: those people on the TV are the actual parents of MM, sent to Earth to make it closer to Dreamland. The speaking animals are servants of Princess Minky Momo and the earthling parents are, well, hypnotized to believe they had a daughter XD). Don't expect months of exciting gameplay, but if you like such anime derivatives, Minky Momo NES doesn't feel like a scam. Still minding the context of release, the target audience, this cartridge is light years in front of any Dragon Ball NES game.

The translation allow you to explore the game and decide for yourself, so to me is a well done job. I'd like to see more by the modder in the field of old anime tie-in like this one.