Why did Japan enter World War II?
Japan's industries need raw materials, but it's natural resources are nil. She had to import iron scrap and petroleum from U S A. The nearest country which has vast resources was China. However English, French and Duch monopolised exploitation, and vast areas were under the rule of their governments. So Japan occupied Manchuria. In the process vast stretches of China was occupied.To maintain occupational force they need more material, steel and fuel were very much necessary. In this context Japan's line of thinking was that while she was being starved of fuel and raw materials, companies of far of countries are getting the same dam cheap by exploiting vast resources.By the same time Nazis rose to power in Germany and by 1941 - 42 they successfully defeated France remains unstoppable. So the powers that were ruling some Asian countries themselves were defeated. This, Japan thought was the right time to join hands with victorious forces, viz. Nazi Germany and Italy.These developments troubled US. They told Japan to stop aggression on China and announced halt of iron scrap.This infuriated the Japanese government, headed by Tojo, a military general. As the Europe was in turmoil, the attention of US diverted to help UK, it was the right time to destroy American naval ships and air craft carriers at Pearl Harbor in a surprise attack.On the face of it Japanese are in serious discussions with American Government. But Tojo covertly planned a surprise attack. This they did in December.But the attack did not yield desired results as US Air craft carriers were not there.As the American industrial might is is several times of Japanese, eventually they won the war. However a small Asian nation stunned the most powerful nation writing a day of infamy in it's history.
How do i get internet on gameboy?
The Gameboy has no ability to access the internet. It lacks built in WiFi and does not have an ethernet port (or a modem). The only way to access the internet on any of the GB family would for there to be a cartridge carrying both internet software (like a browser) AND hardware (such as a wifi device) plugged into it. There were rumors of Nintendo developing one back in 99-00ish, but so far as I know it was never actually released.
How to say 'Connect' in Japanese?
繋ぐ つなぐ tsunagu or, depending on context, 付ける つける tsukeru
How do you connect an Android to Wii?
Go to Settings-WiFi and connect to a network.
Do Japanese Xbox 360 Games work on An European Console?
Hi, i own a European Xbox 360 (Northern European/Finnish Xbox 360) and if been thinking of buying an Xbox 360 game from an Japanese Gaming Site that i heard about over the internet, the site was called ''Play-Asia.Com'' i realy wanted to but a game called ''Nobunaga no Yabou Tendou'' or some other game from the series. But i do not know if the game would work on my European Xbox 360, does Japanese Xbox 360 games work on a European Xbox 360?
Can non-Japanese PS Vita play Japanese games?
Yes. The PlayStation Vita is essentially region-free hardware. The only meaningful regional differences in the hardware are the default language and the Confirm/Cancel mapping.In addition, Vita game cards are also region-free. Whatever region or language the game is from and whatever region or language your Vita is set to, the game will still play. Of course, Japanese games are almost exclusively in Japanese only (either in text or both text and voice), so it’ll be hard to understand what’s going on. But you’re obviously willing to deal with that.HOWEVER! The PlayStation account you use on the Vita determines what version of the PlayStation Store you are able to access. You cannot have multiple accounts simultaneously on the Vita, and you have to do a Factory Reset in order to change your system’s account.If you’re willing to have deal with having to reset every time you want to change store regions, or you’re willing and able to purchase a separate Vita or PlayStation TV just for your Japanese account, you can download Japanese games from the PlayStation Store.
How far can you take the Nintendo Switch before it loses its connection with the console?
I imagine the original asker is trolling, or literally did no research into the Switch. The Switch can be played on its own, when removed from its dock. They tell you all you need to know in their trailers.You could say, it’s ability to be played without the TV was influenced by people being unable to use their TV, i.e a family member wants to use it. But I’d say there are a great many reasons, such as, wanting to play in your living room for a while, then leave and play on your bed. Or go hangout with friends and play, like a DS system.The system was designed with the Japanese, European and North American markets in mind. Japanese people tend to take gaming on the go, while westerners play mostly at home, on their television. The Switches dock increases it’s resolution, but it’s really unnoticeable since the portable console will only be a foot or so away from your face normally.There are a lot of ways to use the Switch, mostly the differences are where the Joy cons are placed.I guess I should add that: You can take the Switch any distance away from (The dock) Since what you take with you, is, the main console.
How to tell if your Nintendo Wii Is Pal or NTSC?
Well if you have Wii Sports, in the bottom right corner left of the Nintendo logo it should say PAL or NTSC.