It's just a Hang Out: Can you please stop whining for five minutes?

[Elin]

And we do have quite a big Japanese-speaking contingent here, I think. Not to the level of somewhere like NeoGAF which has a huuuuge import community who are mostly Japanese-fluent, but still quite a few~

[Gypsy]

You just buy games and don't actually play them?

I hardly play anything any more either. ._. I wish I played more, because my other foreign languages would be soooo much better if I was passionate enough to play through games in those languages. :/

Pretty much.

I mean, I'm still going through some PS2 games that I bought new. My main issue is starting something. It's so much easier to leave the shitty football game in the console etc...

[Gare]

Going to sit it at some point?

Possibly? I still have that other exam, though.

I looked at some of the sample questions on their site and while N4 and 5 were easy, N3 was the first one to contain stuff I didn't know. So I guess that might be a suitable level for me in a year or two. Maybe. I really don't want to overestimate my skills, though.

[Andy_Jerk]

Craigslist guy emailed me back today about the clear Play It Loud Gameboy in box. He took some more pics of it for me fortunately. It's in pretty nice shape surprisingly. I offered him $30, I hope that's not toolow.

I'm currently fixing a Wii for a friend at work. Their child thought that it would be a good idea to put change into the disc drive slot. I guess it's been non-functional for almost 8 months now. That parents is why you keep your electronics out of reach of your kids.

Anyway, the kid was only trying to help their parents save up money for the new Wii-U this Christmas.

I guess change isn't the worst thing that could have gone in.

[Elin]

I mean, I'm still going through some PS2 games that I bought new. My main issue is starting something. It's so much easier to leave the shitty football game in the console etc...

My problem too, really. When I actually sit down to play a game I still really enjoy it, but I so rarely do~

[Tassadar]

Possibly? I still have that other exam, though.

I looked at some of the sample questions on their site and while N4 and 5 were easy, N3 was the first one to contain stuff I didn't know. So I guess that might be a suitable level for me in a year or two. Maybe. I really don't want to overestimate my skills, though.

Take the N7 or you won't get delicious Tali sweat.

[Joe Blog]

I know what it means, I just brought it up as an example of a long kanji string that is actually made up of 3 easy to learn bits.

I know i was just being a smart ass, i don't understand a word of Japanese but Google translate on the other hand.........

[Gypsy]

I would say 30(low)-50(high. That's based on eBay completed listings. So I don't think I low-balled him that badly.

Or at all. I mean low e-bay listings happen, but you have to figure fees as well. If it completes for $50 with shipping they are out the shipping, then paypal eats around 3% and then you pay e-bay fees on it later for the full amount. So $50 shipped is maybe netting them $35.

[Gare]

And we do have quite a big Japanese-speaking contingent here, I think. Not to the level of somewhere like NeoGAF which has a huuuuge import community who are mostly Japanese-fluent, but still quite a few~

I only know about you, me and Quiji. Clearly I need to pay more attention to other members.

[Gare]

I know i was just being a smart ass, i don't understand a word of Japanese but Google translate on the other hand.........

Yeah, Google Translate is good for fixed expression like that. For everything else, though... it crashes and burns.

[Gypsy]

My problem too, really. When I actually sit down to play a game I still really enjoy it, but I so rarely do~

I've been meaning to start a couple games for awhile now, but an NCAA football game is in the slim PS3.

[Gare]

Take the N7 or you won't get delicious Tali sweat.

Oh you just went there.

[Tassadar]

Oh you just went there.

I saw N levels and just couldn't resist.

[Elin]

Possibly? I still have that other exam, though.

I looked at some of the sample questions on their site and while N4 and 5 were easy, N3 was the first one to contain stuff I didn't know. So I guess that might be a suitable level for me in a year or two. Maybe. I really don't want to overestimate my skills, though.

I sat the old sankyuu (same as current N4) in 2007-ish, and my Japanese then was nowhere near then as good as yours is now. Still got something like 90%. I'd like to say that you could pass N2 in a couple of years, as I really don't think your Japanese will be any worse then than mine was when I passed the nikyuu. But it can be difficult to gauge someone's ability from the odd conversation online and the Japanese LPs they've dabbled in. :'D Still, give it consideration. I don't think it's beyond you at all.

[Gypsy]

Speak of the devil, time to play shitty football games.