Thank you.

In that case how about game news sites? I always just thought of them as the same since all the review sites do news as well, but there has got to be some game news sites. I had found this one: http://www.famitsu.com/ but now that you mention it I have never seen a review on it. I think I'll just go onto 2ch and follow random links,

I came to /.jp because, well, I knew of it. When I wanted to get serious about learning　日本語　I deleted all the bookmarks for sites I would typically waste a lot of time on. Some I even redirected using the hostfile, for slashdot since I had heard of slashdot 日本　I just checked this sites IP and redirected /. to here. Since I am not yet at the stage where I can actually write in 日本語　the point is kind of mute but it just feels less, fake, to use what is basicaly a　日本　version of an english site. I don't really know what I will do when I am literate but for now I think I will not abandon /.jp. PS: Since I have your attention mind linking me to any decent 日本語　game review sites? I have managed to find one but I am sort of lost as to finding more.

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