PSP Kanji v1.0 Released!
Sammy Fatnassi has emailed us with a new release today, PSP Kanji. This is the first release of PSP Kanji, a Japanese Kanji learning tool for the PSP. For those of you that don’t know what Kanji is, it’s a form of Japanese character writing, originally derived from Chinese. So if you fancy learning a bit of Japanese writing, or you just want to brush up on an old skill, feel free to try this out!
This version is quite good as it splits different forms of Kanji into different Japanese grades associated with them. Although this is pretty basic, Sammy Fatnassi plans to add many new features for future releases, including quizzes and other learning tools to make Kanji learning even more fun – as if it isn’t already! Also, Sammy plans to release the source code when he is satisfied with it, allowing all you budding Kanji masters to write your own version of this one or modify it.
Features:
- Prototype version, got some nicely animated windows, displaying Kanjis information.
- Ground work mostly completed
To do list:
- Add different quiz mode
- Add ability let user create their own kanji list for quiz
- Add support for french
- Work on GUI
- Add shadow to fonts
Sammy would also like to thank James Green for his Kanjis compilation Kanjidic, which inspired Sammy in writing PSP kanji.
Download: [PSP Kanji v1.0]
Sammy Fatnassi has emailed us with a new release today, PSP Kanji. This is the first release of PSP Kanji, a Japanese Kanji learning tool for the PSP. For those of you that don’t know what Kanji is, it’s a form of Japanese character writing, originally derived from Chinese. So if you fancy learning a bit of Japanese writing, or you just want to brush up on an old skill, feel free to try this out!
This version is quite good as it splits different forms of Kanji into different Japanese grades associated with them. Although this is pretty basic, Sammy Fatnassi plans to add many new features for future releases, including quizzes and other learning tools to make Kanji learning even more fun – as if it isn’t already! Also, Sammy plans to release the source code when he is satisfied with it, allowing all you budding Kanji masters to write your own version of this one or modify it.
Features:
- Prototype version, got some nicely animated windows, displaying Kanjis information.
- Ground work mostly completed
To do list:
- Add different quiz mode
- Add ability let user create their own kanji list for quiz
- Add support for french
- Work on GUI
- Add shadow to fonts
Sammy would also like to thank James Green for his Kanjis compilation Kanjidic, which inspired Sammy in writing PSP kanji.
Download: [PSP Kanji v1.0]