Update: November 27, 2007
«©NCSX» Scholars and normal citizens alike can take a lifetime to learn Kanji and still require regular practice to keep their character recognition skills in fighting shape. To help practitioners maintain their grasp on the language, a number of NDS Kanji training software titles have reached market in recent years. NowPro's latest edition of Nazotte Oboeru Otona no Kanji features a new collection of reading and writing problems which focus on repetition so that character strokes become familiar and possibly ingrained. Users are encouraged to practice on a daily basis and one's performance data is stored for tracking purposes. Drill exercises, mini-games, and assorted trivia round out the practice sessions. Jan Code: 4582104070135 View the back cover and screenshots on the main NCSX website.
NCS Game Notes
» After booting up the software, the users enters his/her name and date of birth to create a profile. The game software then selects a starting difficulty level based on your age but unlike the previous version of Nazotte Oboeru Otona no Kanji, you may select your level of proficiency.» A practice run contains 10 questions where a short passage is shown on the top screen and the corresponding kanji is written on the touch screen. » The kanji database contains a total of 2261 characters which are broken up into 1945 regular words, 285 names, and 31 letters.
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