It's Nobunaga no Yabou! With Pocket Monsters! Sounds.... pretty boring, but I liked the trailer a whole lot. This could be a nice distraction while waiting for Kid Icarus: Uprising. The game doesn't even use kanji, and Famitsuu said it's "easy to play" so booyah, a new Pokémon game to play that hopefully doesn't suck like that dreadful typing one.
Wow, the R0* size really is 2048Mbit, even though the packed size was a lot smaller. Nice indeed!
This post has been edited by Yatterman, Fri, March 16th, 2012 at 17:18
It's Nobunaga no Yabou! With Pocket Monsters! Sounds.... pretty boring, but I liked the trailer a whole lot. This could be a nice distraction while waiting for Kid Icarus: Uprising. The game doesn't even use kanji, and Famitsuu said it's "easy to play" so booyah, a new Pokémon game to play that hopefully doesn't suck like that dreadful typing one.
Wow, the R0* size really is 2048Mbit, even though the packed size was a lot smaller. Nice indeed!
Still, it feautures katakana, which I don't know (I only know how to read hiragana, and imo it's way easier than katakana).
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I learnt katakana and hiragana at the same time, I just kept studying them, learning them by heart. I had this list of kana and if I made a mistake I started from the beginning. And I repeated this process many times. When I was pretty sure I remembered all the kana I begun writing different words and getting to familiarise myself with these weird symbols by pronouncing and writing them again and again. I still can't write kanji though, I know some basic ones but if someone asks me to write a certain kanji that's no good. But I do recognise a lot of kanji, and I am able to play most Japanese games without big problems. Even those that use lots of kanji. But I usually need the speech also. I'm an audative learner and a very slow Japanese reader, and I usually get bored with games that use lots of kanji but doesn't have speech. My listening comprehension is a whole lot better than writing or reading. Can't say I properly know Japanese, but I still can do a lots of things with it. Like play games, which is, in my opinion, the best thing. Oh, and I can also read manga (with furigana) and watching anime is easy too, so hey. Just don't make me read novels or write kanji and everyone is happy.
This post has been edited by Yatterman, Fri, March 16th, 2012 at 18:11
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I learnt katakana and hiragana at the same time, I just kept studying them, learning them by heart. I had this list of kana and if I made a mistake I started from the beginning. And I repeated this process many times. When I was pretty sure I remembered all the kana I begun writing different words and getting to familiarise myself with these weird symbols by pronouncing and writing them again and again. I still can't write kanji though, I know some basic ones but if someone asks me to write a certain kanji that's no good. But I do recognise a lot of kanji, and I am able to play most Japanese games without big problems. Even those that use lots of kanji. But I usually need the speech also. I'm an audative learner and a very slow Japanese reader, and I usually get bored with games that use lots of kanji but doesn't have speech. My listening comprehension is a whole lot better than writing or reading. Can't say I properly know Japanese, but I still can do a lots of things with it. Like play games, which is, in my opinion, the best thing. Oh, and I can also read manga (with furigana) and watching anime is easy too, so hey. Just don't make me read novels or write kanji and everyone is happy.
Yeah, without furigana I would be nowhere with reading manga. But yeah, my listening is also way better than my reading, becuase I know words that I cannot write.
This post has been edited by Kiekoes, Fri, March 16th, 2012 at 18:15
Reason: Forgot one word. [/fail]
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Looks like the fix is out there somewhere. It might not be long before people can actually play this. Guess it is time to play some Puella Magi Madoka Magica Portable while waiting for that to happen.
This post has been edited by Yatterman, Fri, March 16th, 2012 at 20:41
Reason: typo
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