SWORDF1SH on 28 June 2012
| happydolphin said: It would've been good that the article mention Nintendo as an exception. Also, what about Street Fighter IV, I thought it did well. The funny thing about all this is that American games have more tangible themes imho, but a the same time are very pulpy. Japanese games are usually more deep, but lack a touch with reality. I hope that the j-games will be able to take the best of both worlds, as I don't see the American studios offer that in the long run, if hollywood is any indicator of it. Too much emphasis on the visuals and epicness rather than substance i find. |
Youre quite right about nintendo. SFIV did really well. and there is a few more great japanese games. But on the whole the Japanese developers are losing their grip to the west.
