Looks awesome. I want to try it out but I don't have Windows.

Anyone tried this yet?

There's one type of 2D games on iOS with very nice art (usually) that would be very interesting, I don't know what they're called: you have a "bric à brac" and you look into the picture to find the items. Many many random things without the need for fancy 3D.

Ideally, you'd have adventure games, real full fledged adventure games that would be "enhanced" by a third party with inline dictionary, word lists, pronunciation and so on. But this isn't happening anytime soon, nor ever, that I know of.

Although I think there was some kind a tool that would parse the text in Japanese adventure games (more like image slideshows with lots and lots of spoken text and no choices to make ). This would at least let you look up the word but still very cumbersome.

So short of this, when I played Erben der Erde (Inherit the Earth) on my Amiga 1200 back in my early twenties, I had a notepad and I wrote down hundreds of german words and looked it all up. It was excruciatingly slow but within the context of the game's world I started to recognize more and more words without looking them up. Now I forgot all of it >_>

Hi everyone! My name is Rob Howland and I am the creator of SanjigenJiten or "SanJiten" for short.

Hopefully no one was affected by the previous post and I would like to link everyone to the right place, which has already been done by good sir aphasiac. Thank you aphasiac!

Here is our recently launched Kickstarter - kindly help us spread the word:
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1220951156/sanjiten

Here is the official website:
http://sanjigenjiten.com/

Here is the download page:
http://sanjigenjiten.com/?page_id=9

Hope you like it and sorry about the confusion!
-Rob

Last edited by RealSanJiten (2012 July 07, 4:28 am)

Getting a hosting error for the sanjiten website right now.

Last edited by s0apgun (2012 July 03, 8:12 pm)