Vashyo said:
“Japan’s never been very receptive to foreign games,” says Gwyn Campbell, who works for a major game publisher in Tokyo and is the host of a gaming podcast with other expatriates. “The term ‘foreign game’ is traditionally an insult — it means ‘low quality.’” The anti-Western prejudice is deeply ingrained in the minds of Japanese gamers, who traditionally favor handheld devices like the Nintendo DS over high-powered consoles like the Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. Yo-ge, kuso-ge, goes the saying: “Western game, shit game.” |
Sure he isn't just jealous of games like Call of duty and Halo because they sell millions of more copies than games they make over there in japan.







