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Anyone else worried about Ghost of tsushima being made by American development company?
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No. They've already mentioned several times Japan Studio constantly consulted with them during development, even before the game was officially green-lit.
Please let's never compare the other games you listed to the travesty that is Detroit.
That shit heap stands on a monumental pillar of its own.
That shit heap stands on a monumental pillar of its own.
No, not really.
Even though English lip-sync with the Japanese voice over is annoying to me. But I get that it's expensive/it means more man hours.
Also, would have been nice to get a heads up on the vague ass out of context TLOU2 talk.
I hate that shit.
I hate that shit.
Why can someone not make a game set in another place and time with recorded history to draw from? Assassin's Creed does it all the time, anyway.
No.
Metal Gear is developed by a Japanese company. I can enjoy foreign takes on what is foreign culture to them. This can lead to unique insights.
Metal Gear is developed by a Japanese company. I can enjoy foreign takes on what is foreign culture to them. This can lead to unique insights.
I mean, they're selling it as an homage to samurai films, not necessarily authentic Japanese history. And they're working with SIE Japan (and their parent company is Japanese). I think it's fine.
Anyone else worried about Metal Wolf Chaos being made by a Japanese company and having the main character be the president of the US?
There are millions of other examples as well. The premise of the thread is very strange.
Should studios only design games with content in their home country? It's bonkers.
Do we apply these same things to novels, movies, TV, theatre? The way gamers look at gaming is a bit wacky at times.
If the game was about tackling issues such as the clash of Japanese modernization and the perceived betrayal of Japanese culture/abolishment of the samurai caste, such as Satsuma Rebellion, etc? Yes.
But a game that wears its inspiration on its sleeves as a chambara Kurosawa fantasy? No.
But a game that wears its inspiration on its sleeves as a chambara Kurosawa fantasy? No.
You seem to be concerned about a lot of Sony games... and why did you have to through in TLOU2 stuff? It's like talking about spoilers without talking about them.
Was anyone worried about the first Dead Rising being made by a Japanese company? Or Red Steel by a French company?
Just a bit actually, but that has everything to do with barely anything being shown yet.
I don't understand why some folks are bashing the OP. It's a valid concern, even if it doesn't turn out to be true when the game releases.
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This is true but Horizon is a major culprit of this in a different way.
I know it's not a "sony" thing and I guess I should have worded it better. I've been playing through Horizon and it's very cringy in a whole different way than Deroit.
Sucker Punch just shot themselves in the foot.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with weeb culture (I'm an expert), but honor and shame are huge parts of it.
I don't know how many of you are familiar with weeb culture (I'm an expert), but honor and shame are huge parts of it.
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