Crunchyroll: "Many people on both sides of the ocean have the impression that Japanese gamers are not into Western games. Recently on 2Channel, some commenters were discussing why that might be, but as you can imagine, not everyone agrees that Western games themselves are even the issue."
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Rubin: "Thank you! A lot of games, Call of Duty included just focus on how to make the most money possible out of the player base. They rely heavily on FOMO marketing and EOMM matches. But I feel like it used to be just more about the quality of the game which would drive players to play. And that means making the game more player centric. i.e. less engagement based tactics and higher quality experiences for the players. Better maps, modes etc. In other words your game should have a high player count because it's good and people want to play it rather than people playing it because the game has a $250M marketing budget. Everything is just said is very simplified as it would take too long to really go into it. One last simple analogy. Be more like Larian, less like Activision."
Lol the producer of xdviant a cod clone in every shape and way, including the micro & fomo is piss off his game getting shut down.
Yet you work for another scummy company like Ubisoft that fight to flood single player games with useless battle passes, predatory microtransactions and to take away player ownership of the games they pay for.
This twitter post exposed this fool
i believe it's a culture thing.many of them can't relate to western characters or settings.plus the art styles/ gameplay.
Because they're racists!!!! Just kidding, I agree with it being a cultural thing.
Apparently to them our games are not over... 9000!!!!!!!!!
lack of marketing and support. heard retailers do not encourage their customers to buy Western games and then there's the culture thing. The other thing is that Japanese people are quite picky or are used to looking at pretty things. So...if you have a character that looks like Marcus Fenix or anything like Elder's Scrolls, then they will be turned off by that. They simply don't look that realistic to the Japanese. If it's somewhere along the lines of Uncharted or Mass Effect, then they will surely buy that. What appears to look realistic to Western isn't really true for the Japanese.