Have you ever played a game in a language that you didn't understand? Did you manage to beat it?
If you went on to learn the language, did you go back and replay it?
>>330776182
Really many from before I knew english. I remember thinking the sulfur in Heroes III was gold dust when I was little.
>>330776284
Same here. Thought the oil was manure and mercury were old cooking pots.
I'd come up with the dumbest theories imaginable trying to understand why Shit+Pot+Money=Ghost Dragon Lair.
More recently, I've beaten a few untranslated Jap porn games. Never bothered to download and replay them because I dont know what their fucking names are.
>>330777747
Ore, not oil...
>>330776182
Just like any ESL I played plenty of games in English before I could understand it. Animal Crossing for GC and other text-heavy games is the reason I always stayed several years ahead of my peers in English class throughout school.
>>330776182
I played Densha de GO! even though I can't read a thing in Japanese.
>>330776182
When I played Gen 1 of pokemon I thought trash was the thing you were supposed to find in the third gym, but there was just nope everywhere.
>>330777747
>mercury were old cooking pots
Ditto. We'd always say "I need more pot!" in our native language.
I also remember not being able to understand why only some heroes could learn third level spells and up.
>>330776182
I ended up beating Queens Blade Spiral Chaos for PSP
Well its a strategy/grinding game so you don't really need japanese anyway.
I'm literally stuck on stage 4 because I don't know what's going on.
Yes. I played Mario Bros in Japanese. Completed it.
Played Zelda OOT when it came out. I didnt understand english at all. Took me two years to beat it because of the fire arrows. I didnt read any guides i simply shot an arrow at the rising sun out of boredom. I was around 8 at the time.
I rented Mario is Missing for Nes when I was 4, before I could read. Managed to beat it over the weekend.
I got so impatient waiting for Mother 3's fan translation that I played through it in Japanese. It stil managed to be a fun experience and I barely even needed a guide.
>>330778863
What game? Is this assembly?
Played some weird Russian point-and-clicks back when I was a kid without knowing a single word in it. No idea why I was doing it
Well, I'm playing a couple of games in a language I don't completely understand atm. I'm basically using vidya to learn spanish. I think the uncharted series is working well for that.
I played all of Ace Combat 3 when I was a kid. I didn't understand much of what was going on but it was fun.
I also played a bit of the VOTOMS' PS2 gamewith a bit of help from /m/ for some of the menus, particularly the tuning one. I didn't beat it because missing out on the dialogue is shit.