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jarrod on 27 January 2011
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Beuli2 said:

Hmmm... Why does Xbox360 has a bigger lineup than Wii for Japan again?

Because the majority of 3rd party games on the HD systems are (A) multiplatform and (B) targeted at the west or a worldwide audience.  If we parse down the lists to purely 3rd party exclusives targeted chiefly at Japan...

 

Wii

  • 03.24.11 Night of the Sacrifice (Marvelous Entertainment)
  • 04.07.11 Earth Seeker (Kadowkawa Games)
  • SPR.11 Billy's Bootcamp: Enjoy Diet on Wii (Rocket Company)
  • SPR.11 Butobi Hero Crash Man (Tomy)
  • SPR.11 Inazuma Eleven Strikers (Level-5)
  • TBA Dragon Quest X (Square Enix)

PlayStation 3

  • 01.27.11 Wizardry Twin Pack (Acquire)
  • 02.24.11 Disgaea 4 (Nippon Ichi Soft)
  • 03.03.11 Way of the Samurai 4 (Acquire)
  • 03.10.11 Dynasty Warriors 7 (Koei Tecmo)
  • 03.10.11 Disaster Report 4: Summer Memories (IREM Software Engineering)
  • 03.17.11 Yakuza: Of the End (Sega)
  • 03.24.11 Haruhi Suzumiya no Tsuisou (Bandai)
  • SPR.11 Hiiro no Kakera Aizouban: Akaneiro no Tsuioku (Idea Factory)
  • 2011 Ninokuni: The White Queen of Sacred Ash (Level 5)
  • 2011 Tales of Xillia (Namco)
  • TBA Ni-Oh (Koei Tecmo)

Xbox 360

  • 01.27.11 Dream Club Zero (D3 Publisher)
  • 01.27.11 Gal*Gun (Alchemist)
  • 02.24.11 Muchi Muchi Pork! & Pink Sweets (Cave)
  • 02.24.11 The Idom@ster 2 (Namco)
  • 03.24.11 Eschatos (Qute)
  • 03.24.11 Otomedius eXcellent (Konami)
  • 04.07.11 Bullet Soul (5pb.Games)
  • SPR.11 Phantom Breaker (5pb.Games)
  • 2011 Phantom of Inferno (Nitroplus)
  • 2011 Seisou Kouki Strania (G.rev)
  • 2011 Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor (Capcom)