Hideo criticism of Japanese game designers being overtaken by the West

Play video More (compile/applies will) the father of the alloy equipment, Hideo, said the new generation of Japanese game designers did not have the ability to compete with their Western peers. On Twitter, Hideo revealed he had come to the conclusion after visiting a documentary produced by foreign exchange students at Kyoto Elite University.　　The student is studying Japanese anime, and his work has a very high standard. "The game industry is very acquainted with this. Westerners are very positive about this, and Japan's young people are lost.　　"Hideo wrote. "In the West, designers and people who are going to be designers have vision, ambition and the ability to make their dreams come true." So it is not Japan's technology or culture that is lost, but we are becoming less motivated. Hideo points out that fewer Japanese college students are able to attend prestigious schools such as Harvard and Massachusetts. "The population of Japanese engineers may be in danger, and we should rethink the education system in Japan," he said. "For the enthusiasm of foreigners, I have recently come to the conclusion that it has nothing to do with nationality, and individuals who want to make progress can only be aggressive, and I fear that people have lost their passion for it." "Hideo compares the two programmers in his studio, one reads two novels a day and the other spends his lunch break on Call of Duty," there is no motivation to look at the attitude of different people on time, they are willing to continue to learn from themselves. "The programmer who plays Call of duty at a valuable lunch break is because he loves games more than anything else," he said. Even if I am very busy, I may also sacrifice my hobby of watching movies and reading books. "Saying that you don't have time for work is just an excuse to work, which doesn't help you grow." Creative ability is your core competency, and it depends on your love of creation. ”