Scoobes on 30 November 2013
| ViktorBKK said: Japanese games never try to conform to the norms of political correctness. If you see a "girly" character in a Japanese game, it's because that's the art direction the developers wanted to take, and nothing else. I really respect that. In contrast, certain big publishers, namely EA & Ubisoft, are notorious for ruining their games trying extra hard to conform with political correctness. Churches without symbols in Assassin's Creed 3 so that nobody gets "offended", gay characters that feel forced in Dragon Age 2, the list goes on. If there is one reason that Japan is cool, it's because all Japanese people shit on political correctness. Hurray. |
Yes because Japanese publishers never force their devs to do anything based on market trends or political correctness.
Just like Vaan and Penelo were featured in Final Fantasy XII for their artistic merit and not thrown in to conform to Japanese teen stereotypes...
