Rice boat to the second place police: Japan game behind the west for at least 5 years

Capcom, the most outspoken global product director today, once again warned the Japanese gaming industry that the Japanese game is at least 5 years behind its western gaming industry. "I went to the Tokyo video game show, and almost everyone was doing something to shake their heads," said the 45-Year-old designer who had designed "Locke" and "Zombie besieged". "Even a factory like Capcom is powerless," he said in an interview with the US New York Times. "I want to learn how Westerners live, so that they can make a game that suits their tastes," he said. "It's not the first time a rice boat has put out such a tough word," he said bluntly in the last Tokyo video game show: "The Japanese games are over."　　"Even in the year after that, the Japanese gaming industry is still living a vigorous year," he said. The controversial designer hopes that Japanese game developers will be able to look at the development of an international perspective, and he stressed that Western players need more than just "turn the eye color into blue and change the hairstyle and hair color." (Xiao Bian: This sounds more like the practice of the Celestial Shanzhai games.) Capcom, one of the biggest players in the Japanese gaming industry, has been at the forefront of its Japanese peers in internationalization, and recently acquired the Blue Castle Studio, which is headquartered in the Canadian area of Canada, and Capcom has made the Sword of Heaven (Heavenly sword) and Slavery: Journey to the West (enslaved) of the European and American Studios Ninja germ cooperation to develop a new "ghost cry" works.