While gamers continue to debate whether or not Phil Fish is an asshole for declaring that all Japanese games suck, the FEZ creator has at least one Eastern developer who agrees with him. That developer is Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune, famous for his long-standing criticism of his home country. He believes Fish needed to say what he said.
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I really don't get the two face reference because Inafune has never changed his stance.
Are they still going on about this? It's not that he can't express his opinion or if it is wrong or right.It's how he expressed his opinion that is the problem. He acted like a jack@$$ then pretended he was innocent.
says the one whose games sucked this generation
We get it, Inafune.
We get it.
There's a difference between being honest and being an asshole, and the fact is that Fish treated the guy how asked the question like crap for no reason. It wasn't even him being blunt, he was being a jerk.