An article published on Game8 that details where to find all of the small keys and the corresponding locked drawers they unlock in Resident Evil 4 Remake
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The week before Japan
Next week we’ll be flying to Japan for the first time. It feels fitting to use this time to talk about a summation of how we got here, what this means to me and how I’m preparing for our visit.
Lethal League Blaze
What I wouldn’t give to have this be a real sport! Being able to relive the fights of Candyman and Latch again. This ones for you Taylor!
Japanese Wordsearch: Mini review
The beauty of a good word puzzle however is that it strengthens the mind, it only stands to reason that the same thing in your target language would be just as efficient.
Dice Hunter
How do we take something as simple as playing with dice and make it better? The simple answer, slap a load of monsters and magic onto it!
Language fear and putting games on hold
The last thing you want to do while taking in any entertainment media is missing parts of the content, which is easily done if you are not at a sufficient level.
Grammar and how it’s learnt
Vocabulary in many cases can feel like a crutch, “if I don’t get the meaning of the sentence I can just learn more words” and yet, even with more vocabulary the meanings are not instantly evident.
Donut County Guide: How to beat the story – Part 1
The article itself is very image heavy and features simple and instructive sentences that are easy to follow for beginner level Japanese speakers.
8 Ball Pool
One thing you do get is a lot of contest-based and statistical language. The sentences featured throughout aren’t especially long but there is a lot of text to see at any one time.
Mario Strikers: Battle League
Now don’t get me wrong. Mario Strikers has a veneer of high polished and beautiful art work. Nintendo don’t build games that look bad
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