/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>STEINS;GATE script writter choose SKYRIM
>CHAOS;HEAD/Steins;Gate producer choose Portal 2

>Nothing

Like a boss.

>Silent Hill creator chooses Saints Row 3
>Katamari creator chooses Katamari
Bwaha.

Ishiwatari has surprisingly the best taste.
Inafune has unsurprisingly the worst.

>>8382078
Who was this guy again?

>>8382072
>Minecraft
How fucking retarded do you have to be to nominate Minecraft.

>>8382092
>Ishiwatari has surprisingly the best taste.

From the guy behind Guilty Gear I think you're underestimating him.

>>8382107
autistically retarded

I think most of these answers are just manifestations of their idolization of western developer success and they don't actually enjoy them much, as they shouldn't

like they or any Japanese actually play that shit.

>>8382166
also they probably find it shamefur to look like suck-up fanboys to their local competition so they keep their favorites secret, as to be tsundere.

Hideki Kamiya confirmed for godly tastes.

>>8382182
>Y U No love my game

>Looks like the Japanese game is doomed

Just out of curiosity; what game would it take for them to all say for you to say the opposite of that OP?

That shit called TOR?

>>8382107
I am personally not that much of a fan of Minecraft, but I must say it's very much deserving of praise because of its influence. Not only did it attract a lot of attention to indie games, it also set the standards for games where crafting and building are main elements such as Terraria (which I would personally consider game of the year).

Skyward Sword was pretty neat if that counts as a Jap game

>>8382254
It's a good game and will get better if the devs keep actualizing it, but is not GOTY yet.

Don't praise Indie games like that or we'll lose a potential GOTY to get another jew.

P.D How do I kill the twins alone....

>>8382254
Terreria was fun for 2 days max.

Dark Souls gets my game of the year.

Reason why Skyrim is so popular is because japs are not used to this "freedom" in video games where you can just go kill some random dude while he is talking to you they didnt really play Fallout,Diablo etc

Now Inafune and the Team Ninja guy choosing those non games as their favorite ones I think its more of a "I wish my games sold as much as these"

>>8382271
>>8382254
>jizz over sprites, don't require competent gameplay

Seems to me like they took this as seriously as everyone else on the planet, the more hype the better.

>>8382356
I'm sure that if there's one thing people don't like about Terraria, that thing is the sprites. I love FFVI too.

>>8382293
>Reason why Skyrim is so popular is because japs are awaiting delicious loli mods
Fixed.

>>8382293
>Reason why Skyrim is so popular is because japs are not used to this "freedom" in video games

Who the fuck popularized this little misconception? I bet it was the Jews. Both Westerners and Asians are infested with an extreme plebeian servitude to what others are doing, far beyond what it should be.

Kamiya confirmed for best japanese developper again.

Hahahah, what the fuck Uchikoshi?
Steins;Gate counts as a 2011 title just because you didn't play it until the PSP release?

>>8382621

I agree.

Worse is, there is no real "freedom". There is just a lack of a strong linear narrative or course of events.

Whether you do A>B>C>D>E>F>G or whether you do B>C>D>F>G>E and choose not to do A, doesn't change the fact that the content is there and the only real choice is "do it" or "do not do it".

In fact, I'd say that these so-called "free" games actually are less free than games with a tighter narrative. The reason being, so few of them contain any actions which dramatically reshape the game world. Thus, you're basically free to do actions nearly all of which don't really matter that much for the game world (few dialogue line changes, people murmuring about things, etc).

However, in a more linear narrative, you can make bigger sweeping changes, provided the author cared to include proper divergence from the original world state.

Basically, there are "freedoms from" and "freedoms to". Games like Skyrim offer a lot of "freedoms from" but finite and shallow "freedoms to". I always thought it was hilarious to call Skyrim "deep". The game is the opposite. It has extreme breadth, but it has extremely little depth in any direction.