Hi there, this will be the place where I’ll post all my memrise lists based on vocabulary I found in video games. A lot of these memrise courses will be expanded upon a lot further in the future, and there will also be a lot more courses added to the list as well.
Kanji → Hiragana
English→ Japanese
Wow. Never seen this type of learning before. Very Creative @Milan. might help me learn extra vocab in Japanese
are you sure that you can learn japanese solely from playing weird dating games and nintendo games
I guess so But its still a creative idea
Oh no I definitely don’t think anyone’d be able to do so. This is just another way to find some fun vocabulary to learn. I just wanted to use a catchy title.
Thank you very much! I’ll probably expand some of the courses during this week!
I’m doing a similar thing for Dangan Ronpa and it’s made studying a little less boring.
You may want to consider adding in levels and a section for testing on english meaning. Don’t know about anyone else but I like having the vocab broken up and to learn reading and meaning together.
Either way keep it up. Nice to see courses that cover more obscure topics.
If people want to have the vocabulary broken up, I could definitely do so, yes!
im gonna try the course out later today.
Quick update: I have just added 25 words to Legend of Zelda: Phantom Hourglass and split it into English and Japanese.
Once I’ve finished a few of the Japanese course’s I’m currently learning from, I’ll definitely be using these courses as well, they look really helpful. 
Thank you! I look forward to seeing other people use my courses to learn new vocabulary！
Which one of the courses are you using/will you be using?
Might try this one
Good choice :b I have spent the most time on that game so far and there’re still at least a 100 more words that will be added to it (probably even more).
I have now broken up the Legend of Zelda course into levels of 30 words each. Is that what you meant by breaking it up?
Yup pretty much. Lookin good, keep it up.
I am sure that this is very possible to learn foreign languages with the help of video games.But you should notice that those games should be online so you can speak with people from another countries. When I was playing World of Warcraft I learned a little bit of russian, because I was going to 3v3 arena with 2 russian guys. Then, I started to play CS GO and there you can learn a lot of things in French, German, Polish, Russian, Greek and Japanese as well (but it depends on the server). It is pretty interesting, especially when you have adequate teammates. Now, I want to sell csgo skins and to move to PUBG or Fortnite, which one is better?