I wouldn’t worry about it; the original Persona 4 is stellar as-is.
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Pokemon LeafGreen on the Switch is a ton of fun. While reading 100% kana is a little annoying the language is almost all comfortable or “I can figure this out from context”. Of games I’ve played in Japanese, this is the closest I’ve felt to playing in English. And figuring out the translations of technique or other names has been fun. Also fun seeing which Pokemon names do/song match the English. My bf & friends are playing, and I feel like I can enjoy the game on equal terms for once.
I just finished the SS Anne part & got the TM for Cut. So I think I have the next gym soon
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Ah that’s my bad then. All I had heard was April.
I may be mistaken, but I think on the switch games you can choose at the beginning if you want them to have kanji? I remember playing Let’s Go Pikachu and not knowing this. I played the whole thing in hiragana and didn’t understand a thing at the time. 
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This is probably true for the modern ones, but not Gen 1-3 (which this is a rerelease of).
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Yes, you can choose between Hiragana and Kanji in the modern ones. The old ones are in Hirgana only. I have no idea when they introduced that though
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Pokémon games have had the option to use kanji since generation 5 and have displayed furigana (hiragana pronunciation displayed above the kanji) since generation 8
I’ll say the furigana in modern ones (I’ve played a few hours of Violet) looks great - tho I’m not a fan of open world in this series, personally, and hope it stops being a default trend for modern games
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