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<\/a>Older Games And Learning Japanese<\/h2>\n

As some of you may know, I have been learning Japanese for quite a while, and I made been slowly making progress, and now I am the level where I am tempted to read any Japanese text I encounter, just to see if I can actually read it. Sometimes<\/p>\n

I manage to do it, but sometimes I don’t.<\/p>\n

This post is about one of these times. As you may know, I like to play both old & modern games. I usually play the older games on emulators. I even bought a Raspberry Pi 4 last year, and I installed Retro Pie on a Micro SD card just to have these games in the living room, but I digress.<\/p>\n

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One of the game I played with Otomatsu-kun on the Genesis. The game is in Japanese, but you don’t need to understand a word to be able to play it, as it’s quite straightforward. But I still tried to read the Japanese in it, for reasons I will later explain.<\/p>\n

Here’s the screenshot I am going to translate:-<\/p>

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