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YouTube English Listening Quiz 2 - Steam Review Edition

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This is the second installment of our listening quiz. Please refer to the article below for the purpose and other details.

https://www.esplo.net/posts/2018/09/listening-quiz-1

This time, the topic is Steam, which is familiar to many of you.
Steam reviews are crucial when selecting games from numerous options, but they also have their problems.
The video we're using as material discusses how to choose the truly "Overwhelmingly Positive" games.

The difficulty level of the questions is slightly higher than last time.
As with last time, if you want to challenge yourself, try answering the questions without watching the video.

Video

Overwhelmingly Positive: The Highest Rated Games On Steam (13 min)

https://youtube.com/watch?v=BiOx1Kh8SbM

By the way, you might be distracted from listening by the fact that planetarian is introduced as a Chinese game, or that you've heard the BGM somewhere before.

On a completely unrelated note, it's interesting to see that DEEP SPACE WAIFU, a game system that was popular 30 years ago, has been revived.

Questions

  • What are the three problems with Steam reviews?
  • Which of the three do you think is the biggest problem?
  • Which category does planetarian fall under, and why?
  • What does the speaker think is the best part of DEEP SPACE WAIFU?
  • How many user reviews does DDLC currently have?
  • Why does the speaker recommend crawl?
  • When was A Hat In Time released?
  • How is the price of A Hat In Time expressed?
  • How many years has the speaker been playing games, and what genre has he never heard of?
  • What kind of users make up the majority of nekopara's reviews?
  • How is the price of nekopara described?
  • What was the speaker's name changed from, and why?

Answers

Try searching with rewind, subtitles on, and more!
Note that there are some slang expressions, but WAIFU means "wife" in Japanese. It's easy to understand.

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To be continued?

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