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twintail said:
pokoko said:
I'm not surprised about Nintendo, both the initial rejection and now the reversal, but I am kind of surprised about Microsoft. They were actually going after the Japanese market back then. I guess maybe they thought it was tooo Japanese.

Good on the producer for sticking to his guns. The Japanese gaming industry trying to replicate what the west was doing was a mistake.

The JPN push came with the 360 and not so much the original Xbox, which is where it would have released had ms said yes.

So it's not that surprising. 

 

twintail said:
pokoko said:
I'm not surprised about Nintendo, both the initial rejection and now the reversal, but I am kind of surprised about Microsoft. They were actually going after the Japanese market back then. I guess maybe they thought it was tooo Japanese.

Good on the producer for sticking to his guns. The Japanese gaming industry trying to replicate what the west was doing was a mistake.

The JPN push came with the 360 and not so much the original Xbox, which is where it would have released had ms said yes.

So it's not that surprising. 

 

twintail said:
pokoko said:
I'm not surprised about Nintendo, both the initial rejection and now the reversal, but I am kind of surprised about Microsoft. They were actually going after the Japanese market back then. I guess maybe they thought it was tooo Japanese.

Good on the producer for sticking to his guns. The Japanese gaming industry trying to replicate what the west was doing was a mistake.

The JPN push came with the 360 and not so much the original Xbox, which is where it would have released had ms said yes.

So it's not that surprising. 

Ha. i don't think I've ever seen a triple post before. :)



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