Foreign media say "TERA" or will stand out in the Western market

Garrett Fuller, Morpg.com's industrial affairs manager, wrote in a column that "TERA" would be a "oriental game" that would break the image of Western players. The authors say. Although Asia is now a highly productive area of online gaming, players who want to conquer Western markets face a number of hurdles. One of the main reasons is that Western players ' perception of Asian Games is "poorly designed and experienced." This has led many Asian gaming companies to invest heavily in the North American market, but they are still unable to satisfy local players.　　Maybe "TERA" will change all this? "TERA" as an online game, has a perfect and mature design, including excellent career settings, fascinating story background and in the demo to show the rich content to play.　　The pace of the game is very fast, this is very pleasing to the Western players, another beautifully packaged, which has always been the forte of Asian online games. In addition to the appearance of the game has an oriental face, inside the design has been more than other Asian Games closer to the North American player's cultural habits and aesthetic standards.　　They hired senior Western players to participate in the development of the game, so you can see the current shadow of Western games in some innovative core designs, which is a huge step forward. It's a huge challenge for the TERA developers to look like they want to blend the essence of the East-west game with a piece of work.　　Judging from the available information and the demo, they did a good job. Now everyone is looking forward to this unique Asian Games can send their own light in the North American market. (Digging the shell net)