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Games in Japanese for someone who has a couple of college semesters of Japanese but has a long way to go and has trouble remembering things.

Any good roms to start off with for a first time Japanese game player?

>> No.9813334

Ask /v/.

>> No.9813337
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9813337

Videogames are for dorks, go and play outside with your friends.

>> No.9813349

Most NES and Game Boy games only use kana. A few SNES games do. If you want something with kanji, play a more recent JRPG.

There was some computer JRPG intended to help Japanese learners remember kanji and such, but I forgot its name.

>> No.9813376

Why not start trying some visual novels?

You can use agth to hook the code to a blank page in firefox, and apply Furigana inserter/rikaichan as you see fit.

So far, it's expanded my vocabulary by 5-10 words/hr.

>> No.9813486

>>9813349
Interested in this, bump.

>> No.9813509

>>9813486
Slime Forest ?

>> No.9813647

>>9813509
>Slime Forest
Seems to be that, thanks!

>> No.9813771

>>9813337
your a nerd

>> No.9813777

>>9813349
>>9813647
Holy shit this is so old I forgot about it.

Time to do my slime reps.

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