Englischkenntnisse als Barriere beim Zocken

ich hab in spider-man auf game gear manchmal niggetmare angewählt weil ich dachte es könnte einfacher als easy oder normal sein

Ich hab mir damals bestimmt eingebildet ich könne schon voll gut englisch, weil ich wusste was “Cancel”, “Continue” oder “Game Over” heißt^^.
In der Schule merkt man dann erst, dass die englische Sprache doch aus ein paar mehr Wörten besteht.

What the fuck are you complainig about? I grew up with two girls from New Zealand,so I had the privilege to become bilingual from the very beginning of my life.The games I´ve played in my childhood helped me to improve my skills,enormously enlarged my vocabulary and gave me reliable A-grades when I had english lessons at school.
Living in a world so focused on the U.S. will nearly automatically make it an absolute necessity to learn english anyway…if you are forced to learn some english by video games and listening to song lyrics,then you should be glad.`Cause it is, in my opinion, a far more pleasant way to learn something out of interest in it in comparison to endless boring lessons in school.Building up a reliant and diverse vocabulary through games just because you want to understand what`s going on on the screen is a big plus…..and nowhere near an annoyance…
Be glad you learned a language so important in a non-schoolish,more playsome manner.Don`t complain about the fact so many games from the 8- and 16-bit era weren`t translated,embrace it as a playful way to help improving your communicative skills,in the end these games were a good starting point to begin from and got you fit to merge into the global community the internet provides you with today….if you hadn`t learned english back then,through video games,you`d have a bloody shitty time now trying to learn it at older ages.

Hättste gerne….ist alles von mir spontan geschrieben,Lof…

I always told to my parents in the old days when i was younger, that playing videogames would enhance my english skills, but it did not help in changing their opinion about them either , but you should always be glad about learning other languages through Medias instead, like many kids today ,of complaining about bad translations or mediocre syncronisation in games. Playing videogames in their original english or american way of thinking, It is in my opinion a more enjoyable way to learn how to express yourself properly rather then learning some vocabular which may only work in determinated situations.
It is more about learning other sides of yourself, almost being everytime “someone-else” speaking as many different languages as possible.

In my case, i grewt up with italian, spanish and english since i was 5J. old, learning the languages every one of them by living in the respective country ( Italy of course, Honduras, Florida. it s a shame i cannot speak any turkish or Afrikan because i did not have that much interactions with the people living there although i spent almost 4 years of my life in Caracaia and Nigeria), especially english helped a lot as i was forced to learn german.Yes, i admit that every single language that i speak, influences my mentality.
Always remaining the same person, i am always asked by latin americans if i am mexican, by spanish people if i am ” Catalan”, and in Germany they are almost sure i grewt up here….in the meantime my conpatriots are quite amusing cause they are convinced that i am from the north, instead my parents are from the south of italy.
In case my bad writing sended chills upon your spine, I wrote tha shit only for my own entertainment purpouse, i secure you, my english is among the other languages that i speak the worst, and to make a long story short:
If you are german and you have got the option to skip languages in videogames..goddam do it!!

ich hab damals (ich war vielleicht 8 oder 9) auf NES das Rollenspiel “Faxanadu” gezockt. Natürlich war das komplett in Englisch … Mann, war ich stolz darauf, ohne cheats und Englischkenntnisse die Endcredits zu sehen.