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I agree.
I'm just genuinely curious as to whether a Japanese market would want to play a game that takes place in a ravaged Japan. To be honest, if it happened here (San Diego) and there was a game that took place in a post apocalyptic San Diego I'd absolutely want to play it. I'd spend the whole time alluding things in the game to real world scenarios and I'd probably get much more out of it. I might be fucked up though.
They play games where you look little girls panties and fuck women with octopi.
I think they can handle it.
Dude... Godzilla. They love seeing their shit all wrecked up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Opaque
also: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japan_Sinks_(1973)
I love Japan.
They are so great.
We were discussing the earthquake in class today, and I said "all that destruction and they didn't even need Godzilla."Quote:
Originally Posted by Josh
I got some FUCKED UP looks from a few students, lol.
Most of the development houses located in the Tokyo area and its outskirts are not running 100% as there are rolling power outages which obviously disables operations and public transportation to these locations is also not running normally.
I know that for Sega that they are basically telling their staff to work from home if possible but are not expecting much to get done.
True story: I'm trying to use this disaster in my favor and trying to bed a Japanese girl here for college. So far it's working.
Does Sega get much done these days anyway?
The PC port collection of a couple Dreamcast games just came out.
So... nothing.Quote:
Originally Posted by MechDeus