As you can see from the above trailer, Japan isonce againset to be on the receiving end of a Nintendo DS title concocted of equal parts puppy dog noses, four-year-old girls and sunshine.Eigo wo Taberu Fushigi na Ikimono Marsh— a game that my inability to understand Japanese tells me is the Stay-Puft rebuttal toNintendogs— is the story of Maya, a coquettish twentysomething who finds her apartment newly inhabited by the eponymous Marsh, a fluffy creature that eats English words, apparently. Presumably that mechanic is designed to give the Japanese a better grasp of our language, but when there’s is the only country blessed with the sort of games that make baby ducks piss themselves in glee, our culture must seem terribly macabre by comparison.
As you can see from the above trailer, Japan isonce againset to be on the receiving end of a Nintendo DS title concocted of equal parts puppy dog noses, four-year-old girls and sunshine.
Eigo wo Taberu Fushigi na Ikimono Marsh— a game that my inability to understand Japanese tells me is the Stay-Puft rebuttal toNintendogs— is the story of Maya, a coquettish twentysomething who finds her apartment newly inhabited by the eponymous Marsh, a fluffy creature that eats English words, apparently. Presumably that mechanic is designed to give the Japanese a better grasp of our language, but when there’s is the only country blessed with the sort of games that make baby ducks piss themselves in glee, our culture must seem terribly macabre by comparison.
