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Tsuyo Kiss 2 Gakki Swift Love

Second hand. Complete with registration card. Also comes with sealed Original Drama CD, sealed mobile phone strap and figurine plus stand in box. Slight scuffing to outer box plus sun fade on one side.

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$14.39 $19.99 In stock

Category: PS2

Probably not the best language tool to learn Japanese from, unless it’s a quite effeminate way of talking you are looking to master. It’s a tight-rope to walk to avoid upsetting the games mostly female protagonists and best of British with it!

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Daniel D. ★★★★★

I wasn’t expecting much from a PS2 dating sim, but the dialogue actually taught me some casual, feminine Japanese phrases I’d never pick up from a textbook. The voice acting is surprisingly polished for the era, and the story’s more engaging than I thought it would be.

Carter K. ★★★★☆

The dialogue choices are surprisingly varied, and the voice acting is decent for a PS2 title. My only small complaint is the rigid character pathing makes it hard to unlock different endings without a guide.

Carter ★★★★☆

The voice acting is surprisingly polished for a PS2 title, and the dialogue really commits to that overly feminine speech pattern. It's fun if you're into otome-style phrasing, though it won't teach you anything practical for real conversation. Solid for a niche laugh, just don't expect a serious la