Should I learn Japanese so I can start collecting Famicom games?

>>3771618
Yes

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>>3771618

>>3771618
I've been collecting Famicom games for over a decade and I don't know any Japanese. That shouldn't be what's stopping you.

>>3771618
Sure

>>3771618
Just Famicom?

You should learn Japanese. You'll find plenty of applications beyond collecting.

>>3771672
I guess everybody has their own speed but I was reading Dazai less than a year after starting.
Being able to play baby games is already pretty useful if you're interested in games.

>>3771618
You should learn moon and emulate or go for flash carts

>>3771618
>collecting Famicom games

You're late anon. I said this before but it seems that people like you haven't noticed it yet so I'll gladly repeat myself: you should have gone the collecting route many years ago.

By the way, you'd still be better off running those famicom games with a convertor on your NES because most (common) FC models don't support better quality than RF unless you mod it.

>>3771618
Probably not worth the effort just to play games. Become a full blown weeb and make it worth your while.

>>3771829
>modding a famicom is in any way difficult
kek

>>3771813
What's EOP? I've been seeing this around all of a sudden out of nowhere.

>>3771618
Yes, though learning it just to collect Famicom games is an odd reason. I won't say it's a "bad" reason though, because there's no bad reason to learn a language IMO. In any case, learning Japanese is one of the only good decisions I've made in my life.

>>3772168
English-only peasant. The term originated on /jp/ to mock people begging for VN translations.

>>3771618
>Wanting to learn a language only to play/collect 8-bits games (that generally have with simple gameplay/story)
Unless you're a hardcore otaku that wants to know all those exclusive/obscure Visual Novels, Light novels, Doujin games, RPGs from many systems (and also untranslated Mangas), etc, I don't think it's really worth, the effort price is too high if you have little motivation.

>>3772240
Did you learn it or do you just like to discourage people?
If you're on /vr/ them you likely have a use for the language.

Even when your motivation isn't enough to fully pull through you'll still gain something from starting.

クソ泥棒豚外人、我々のゲーム全部買った。

Nah. You'll make people oin /vr/ really unhappy when you mention you can read Japanese.

I've seen it happen so often.

So how deep in are you, /vr/ pals? Do you take the JLPT? Or do you just care about reading games etc.?

>>3772637
I'll take the JLPT if it looks like I could use it for a job.
I can read/watch/play pretty much anything I want. The main limiting factor comes from limits I set on the words added to my vocabulary.

>>3772675
Passing N1 gives you 15 points towards getting the high-skilled professional visa.

>>3771618
You should learn Japanese because it's useful to know.

>>3772731
It's only useful to know if you're a weeaboo

>>3772736
We're all weeaboos or we wouldn't be here.

>>3772637
I passed the N3 in December, aiming for N1 this year.

I think if you looked past Famicom games, it's definitely worth it. Don't be discouraged by the fucking retard westaboos on here

>implying any good RPG is American

>>3772742
Whatever makes you feel better.

>>3771618
You don't really need to unless you're going for RPG's.