MetalliCabombination
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Quirks.
Jp devs just 'get' combat.
Less explsions in their games
Jp devs just 'get' combat.
Less explsions in their games
Based on my observations, I think the certain something is called boobs.
I personally don't like Japanese games. They feel very outdated. Bad graphics. Bad character animations, usually not realistic and very stiff, especially facial animations.
Sometimes they're too "gamey" I don't know. I like realistic, cinematic experiences.
I wish Yakuza is made by western devs.
As someone who grew up in Japan and cut her teeth on Japanese games, and who still loves them very much, I think it's important to to acknowledge that the way women are portrayed in many Japanese games is absolutely unique and it is a draw for many people. You can put your fingers in your ears all you like, but that doesn't change anything.Quality post.
Precision in gameplay . You don't get that kind of precision from MGS : Rising , Bayonetta , Devil May Cry , Vanquish and even Soulsbourne games in Western games . Geralt felt like a truck in comparison .
definitely music for me
ambiance approach in many of western game just cant cut it
I personally don't like Japanese games. They feel very outdated. Bad graphics. Bad character animations, usually not realistic and very stiff, especially facial animations.
Sometimes they're too "gamey" I don't know. I like realistic, cinematic experiences.
I wish Yakuza is made by western devs.
Different people have different tastes, and some people's taste is simply to be contrarian. Personal preference is a hell of a thing.
I've personally never been less interested in the broad scope of Japanese developed games than I am right now, with the exception of Nintendo. But then I'm not really about Western AAA either.
But that's a false comparison. The Witcher 3 is an RPG, not a character action game.
Try DotA2, or CS:GO few things more precise than those.
Games with that as their primary draw arent the ones topping charts.As someone who grew up in Japan and cut her teeth on Japanese games, and who still loves them very much, I think it's important to to acknowledge that the way women are portrayed in many Japanese games is absolutely unique and it is a draw for many people. You can put your fingers in your ears all you like, but that doesn't change anything.
Def agree Japan is back, and I'm very, very glad to see it.
Resident Evil 7 has a big western influence, but it still feels Japanese.
As someone who grew up in Japan and cut her teeth on Japanese games, and who still loves them very much, I think it's important to to acknowledge that the way women are portrayed in many Japanese games is absolutely unique and it is a draw for many people. You can put your fingers in your ears all you like, but that doesn't change anything.
I don't know. I don't think I get it. Yakuza and Nioh look like old dreamcast games to me with last-gen graphics and clunky looking UI. Resident Evil doesn't strike me as belonging in the same category.
Wackiness.
This part is a little confusing to me. Not that you have a wrong opinion. Just in general though if a Japanese game is given a bigger budget the graphics can look nice. The animations in Japanese games are usually the opposite of stiff though.
Being a weeaboo
I see. No, I haven't tried them, but I'm enjoying Bloodborne so far.Did you play any of them though? Nioh makes up for its unremarkable graphics with 60 fps and beyond godlike gameplay. Yakuza 0 is 60 fps too.
As far as MGS5 is concerned. Snake might animate a little strange but it's so you can stop the character on a dime and have precision controls. The exact opposite of most western games.I've been playing Yakuza 0 and I like the premise of Yakuza and the story is interesting but the game is just unbearable! Invisible walls everywhere. There are no transition animations between different animations, that's immersion breaking! The combat is boring and just too wacky! money flying out of people and that glowing "heat"! This is why I don't like Japanese games. They're not for me.
It is a kinda dark story. I just wish the game was more grounded and realistic.
Even then, many cutscenes/conversations are not even voiced!
If you've told me it's a remastered PS2 game, I would've believed you.
Even MGSV is just that bad. Snake walks and animate like a robot outside of cutscenes.
Look at how well-animated western games are. GTA, Uncharted, AC, For Honor..etc.
The Last Guardian though has some of the most impressive animations.
As far as MGS5 is concerned. Snake might animate a little strange but it's so you can stop the character on a dime and have precision controls. The exact opposite of most western games.
You stop moving the controller and Snake immediately stops. In uncharted or GTA you stop and the characters are still in the middle of an animation. As a result the game doesn't feel tight or responsive.