So, you may have noticed that the last two weeks have been extremely thin on the ground when it comes to streaming. Well don't worry I've not given up, I've just been extremely busy. The first week of absence was due to new year and the build up to it, I was extremely busy and didn't have all that much time. This second week is due to AGDQ 2016 which, at time of writing, is currently still going and I'm far too glued to that to stream myself. That said, I'll be going hard once its done so look forward to that. In the meantime I want to announce two new segments coming to identity gaming.
First the Twitch update
I've been living in Japan for a while now and I can speak it pretty well but if there is one thing that has sucked consistently since day 1 it's my Kanji. Since I have dreams one day of passing certain Japanese tests within the country I thought I'd incorporate a bit of gaming into my Kanji study. So, every Wednesday will be Japan day, a day where I play Japan exclusive games and do my best to translate them live on camera. Like I said, my Kanji kind of sucks so it might be slow and plodding but it'll help me out and hopefully you'll be able to see some games you've never heard of before. I'll enjoy it at the very least
Next the YouTube update, let's start with a video!
I go to the Game Centre an awful lot, I mainly enjoy playing a digital TCG called Code of Joker and the plethora of rhythm games that they have set up there. So, just for a bit of fun and to give my YT channel some much needed activity, I'll be chronicling my adventures through the arcades of Japan by filming game play from my phone. Weather it's me sucking at Code of Joker, beasting some other game or just trying out something new, if I can I'll film it and upload it. I'll also be happy to take requests to showcase some games so if you hear about something let me know and I'll go seek it out!
I'll wait until I lose some weight before I upload anything DDR related though....
Anyway, I hope you enjoy this content and keep supporting me, the site and the Alzheimer's Society!
Good idea re the Kanji !!
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