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I can't believe this thread went on for so long without someone mentioning this game.[QUOTE="XschlistaX"]Bayonetta on PS3 was garbage. Was that an asian dev or Western?CajunShooter
Bayonetta is made by Platinum Games a Japanese developer.
So much for the TC with no Eastern games are buggy.
The PS3 version was not made by Platinum Games. It was a quick and dirty port by Sega though.[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Japanese companies are usually concerned more with quality than western ones.sts106matand ripping people off with DLC thats already on the disc....cough RESI 5 co-op...cough...or super overpriced skins .......street fighter....cough cough....ace combat....
yea kinda BS on that comment, japanese devs are more concerned with restricted linear content... which is far easier to beta test.
[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Japanese companies are usually concerned more with quality than western ones.sts106matand ripping people off with DLC thats already on the disc....cough RESI 5 co-op...cough...or super overpriced skins .......street fighter....cough cough....ace combat.... Because Western devs don't rip people off with DLC right? FPS map packs? Online-pass standard? Gun skins? Totally worth paying for.
Dark Souls is pretty buggy especially areas like Blighttown where the fps drops to single-digits.
I generally agree though, most Eastern games are relatively bug-free especially Nintendo games.
[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Japanese companies are usually concerned more with quality than western ones.sts106matand ripping people off with DLC thats already on the disc....cough RESI 5 co-op...cough...or super overpriced skins .......street fighter....cough cough....ace combat....
then you've got Konami cant think of them abusing DLC systems at all.
Capcom's always been the company that milked for all it was worth.
Its alot easier to make a linear game, where all the events are scripted in order. Western games tend to be alot more complex.blue_hazy_basicIndeed as it's much easier to build a flawless bottle rocket than it is to build a space shuttle. :cool:
Indeed as it's much easier to build a flawless bottle rocket than it is to build a space shuttle. :cool:[QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"]Its alot easier to make a linear game, where all the events are scripted in order. Western games tend to be alot more complex.SecretPolice
Don't give me that. There's a lot of linear Western games.
Especially games that are released in America.
[QUOTE="razgriz_101"][QUOTE="sts106mat"] and ripping people off with DLC thats already on the disc....cough RESI 5 co-op...cough...or super overpriced skins .......street fighter....cough cough....ace combat....sts106mat
then you've got Konami cant think of them abusing DLC systems at all.
Capcom's always been the company that milked for all it was worth.
i can't remember the last konami game i played to be honest. just thought of another one though. batman arkham city, developed by rocksteady in the UK, but published by square. The Robin DLC wasn't available at launch but the game had achievements for it inside a week, that is bad IMO.Well the MGO packs were pretty meaty for the money, i never got them cause i despised how they handled that game though.Fun game terrible online system hobbled by Konami ID.
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Its alot easier to make a linear game, where all the events are scripted in order. Western games tend to be alot more complex.blue_hazy_basicIndeed as it's much easier to build a flawless bottle rocket than it is to build a space shuttle. :cool:
Don't give me that. There's a lot of linear Western games.
Especially games that are released in America.
And which of these games are really buggy?It's same with cars. Japanese cars are always reliable while Western cars just keeps breaking down.willzthegamerUh welcome to the past. American's passed them up in 2010: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/17/american-car-quality-tops_n_616592.html
[QUOTE="willzthegamer"]It's same with cars. Japanese cars are always reliable while Western cars just keeps breaking down.XschlistaXUh welcome to the past. American's passed them up in 2010: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/17/american-car-quality-tops_n_616592.html Hey also wasn't it Toyota that built cars that killed people by accelerating when they were pushing the brake? Now that's quality!
[QUOTE="arkephonic"]Japanese games are hardly ever bug ridden.foxhound_fox
[QUOTE="XschlistaX"][QUOTE="willzthegamer"]It's same with cars. Japanese cars are always reliable while Western cars just keeps breaking down.XschlistaXUh welcome to the past. American's passed them up in 2010: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/17/american-car-quality-tops_n_616592.html Hey also wasn't it Toyota that built cars that killed people by accelerating when they were pushing the brake? Now that's quality!
Shush you, can't ya see he's trying to make a irrational, America suck kinda point on a NA gaming site. Sheeeeeesh !!
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Japanese games are hardly ever bug ridden. They may not be the most well received games critically speaking, but look at Japanese games for a second. Nintendo 1st party games are like the least buggy games in existence. Games like Vanquish, Final Fantasy XIII, Resident Evil 5, Metal Gear Solid 4, and many others are just so polished. They don't rely on post release patches for completion. They don't rely on the $60 day 1 buyers to be their beta testers. Bethesda's incompetence doesn't exist in Japanese development. They truly care about their products and really do put forth their best effort to release a bug free, fully functional game.
Metalmania posted a thread in another forum which was talking about how From Software, the developers of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, are hesitant to release a sequel to Dark Souls because they feel as if their game had too many bugs in it. They genuinely feel bad for releasing a game with bugs, and they don't feel like the fans of the Souls series will forgive them for releasing a game that contains bugs. This is asinine to me, because I completed both Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, and I didn't run into any bugs. In a game like Skyrim, I can't make my way down a mountain without running into a plethora of bugs. Not only that, Bethesda just ignores all the media coverage that puts their buggy problems under the spotlight, and they just try to sweep it under the rug and cover their ears. It's nice to see From Software living up to their mistakes, even if they are minimal and practically non-existent from my point of view.
arkephonic
Well considering many Japanese games are basically glorified movies with QTE Events this isn't that surprising... Plus I heard the Japanese decided to put all their bugs in Final Fantasy 14.
[QUOTE="XschlistaX"][QUOTE="willzthegamer"]It's same with cars. Japanese cars are always reliable while Western cars just keeps breaking down.XschlistaXUh welcome to the past. American's passed them up in 2010: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/17/american-car-quality-tops_n_616592.html Hey also wasn't it Toyota that built cars that killed people by accelerating when they were pushing the brake? Now that's quality!
It was all part of their ad campaign "Moving Forward"
[QUOTE="peterw007"][QUOTE="SecretPolice"]Indeed as it's much easier to build a flawless bottle rocket than it is to build a space shuttle. :cool:
blue_hazy_basic
Don't give me that. There's a lot of linear Western games.
Especially games that are released in America.
And which of these games are really buggy?None especially. But the notion that "Western games are alot more complex" just isn't logically true.
Yes it's technically correct, but you can't make that comparison because you're comparing two different things.
Remember that game budgets in Japan are generally much smaller than game budgets in America.
Obviously western games are going to be more "complex"...they have the money to do so!
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Even huge companies like Nintendo devote a much smaller budget to their games than companies like EA or Rockstar.
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Just suppose American games and Japanese games had very similar budgets.
My guess is that the games would be just as "complex" as each other (see Shenmue as an example of a high-budget Japanese game).
[QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"][QUOTE="peterw007"]
Don't give me that. There's a lot of linear Western games.
Especially games that are released in America.
And which of these games are really buggy?None especially. But the notion that "Western games are alot more complex" just isn't logically true.
Yes it's technically correct, but you can't make that comparison because you're comparing two different things.
Remember that game budgets in Japan are generally much smaller than game budgets in America.
Obviously western games are going to be more "complex"...they have the money to do so!
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Even huge companies like Nintendo devote a much smaller budget to their games than companies like EA or Rockstar.
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Just suppose American games and Japanese games had very similar budgets.
My guess is that the games would be just as "complex" as each other (see Shenmue as an example of a high-budget Japanese game).
The point was that when you make games with a much greater scope, they are more likely to have bugs.[QUOTE="peterw007"][QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"] And which of these games are really buggy?blue_hazy_basic
None especially. But the notion that "Western games are alot more complex" just isn't logically true.
Yes it's technically correct, but you can't make that comparison because you're comparing two different things.
Remember that game budgets in Japan are generally much smaller than game budgets in America.
Obviously western games are going to be more "complex"...they have the money to do so!
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Even huge companies like Nintendo devote a much smaller budget to their games than companies like EA or Rockstar.
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Just suppose American games and Japanese games had very similar budgets.
My guess is that the games would be just as "complex" as each other (see Shenmue as an example of a high-budget Japanese game).
The point was that when you make games with a much greater scope, they are more likely to have bugs.My response was to an earlier point when you said "Western games tend to be alot more complex."
I probably should have quoted it.
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But as for the bugs argument, sure. I don't disagree with you there.
[QUOTE="blue_hazy_basic"][QUOTE="peterw007"]
None especially. But the notion that "Western games are alot more complex" just isn't logically true.
Yes it's technically correct, but you can't make that comparison because you're comparing two different things.
Remember that game budgets in Japan are generally much smaller than game budgets in America.
Obviously western games are going to be more "complex"...they have the money to do so!
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Even huge companies like Nintendo devote a much smaller budget to their games than companies like EA or Rockstar.
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Just suppose American games and Japanese games had very similar budgets.
My guess is that the games would be just as "complex" as each other (see Shenmue as an example of a high-budget Japanese game).
The point was that when you make games with a much greater scope, they are more likely to have bugs.My response was to an earlier point when you said "Western games tend to be alot more complex."
I probably should have quoted it.
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But as for the bugs argument, sure. I don't disagree with you there.
yea, because they are more complex (or wider scope) they will have more bugs. Whether thats because of budget or not is irrelevant.Have you noticed that Western games are typically more innovative than Japanese games? I'll gladly deal with a few bugs for innovation's sake.
Hey also wasn't it Toyota that built cars that killed people by accelerating when they were pushing the brake? Now that's quality![QUOTE="XschlistaX"][QUOTE="XschlistaX"] Uh welcome to the past. American's passed them up in 2010: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/17/american-car-quality-tops_n_616592.htmlSW__Troll
It was all part of their ad campaign "Moving Forward"
This is the most f*cking brilliant and clever comment ever. If you'd just follow me sir, the internetz are right over here.Japanese games are generally more polished, true. I'd put Eastern European games on the last place in terms of polish (which is sad considering they made some very good and original games).
Are you kidding? THere are tons of Buggy J games. Here's an example: Mindjack the thread has ended. And the thing is those are mall games with bugs the problem with you I have noticed with all your threads is you do absolutely no research.Japanese games are hardly ever bug ridden. They may not be the most well received games critically speaking, but look at Japanese games for a second. Nintendo 1st party games are like the least buggy games in existence. Games like Vanquish, Final Fantasy XIII, Resident Evil 5, Metal Gear Solid 4, and many others are just so polished. They don't rely on post release patches for completion. They don't rely on the $60 day 1 buyers to be their beta testers. Bethesda's incompetence doesn't exist in Japanese development. They truly care about their products and really do put forth their best effort to release a bug free, fully functional game.
Metalmania posted a thread in another forum which was talking about how From Software, the developers of Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, are hesitant to release a sequel to Dark Souls because they feel as if their game had too many bugs in it. They genuinely feel bad for releasing a game with bugs, and they don't feel like the fans of the Souls series will forgive them for releasing a game that contains bugs. This is asinine to me, because I completed both Demon's Souls and Dark Souls, and I didn't run into any bugs. In a game like Skyrim, I can't make my way down a mountain without running into a plethora of bugs. Not only that, Bethesda just ignores all the media coverage that puts their buggy problems under the spotlight, and they just try to sweep it under the rug and cover their ears. It's nice to see From Software living up to their mistakes, even if they are minimal and practically non-existent from my point of view.
arkephonic
Certianly not gameplay quality.[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Japanese companies are usually concerned more with quality than western ones.Jankarcop
Western games might have more bugs, but they usually score higher too.
This because they're far more innovative. There are plenty of amazing Japanese titles but many of them gameplay-wise are highly derivative and redundant. +10 points for being right.Western devs are lazier than Japanese. Glad that I still haven't bought Skyrim yet although I was pumped about it before launch.ZenswordHere you go.
Certianly not gameplay quality.[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Japanese companies are usually concerned more with quality than western ones.Jankarcop
Western games might have more bugs, but they usually score higher too.
Japnaese Game, Japanese company
Gamspopt 10.
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Gamespot 10.
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Gamespot 10.
How many western games have sored as well as these Japanese games, GTA4, Tony Hawkand...? I can't think of anymore can you.
Don't knw where you got the idea western games score better than Japanese games, they don't. Western games are just releasing more than Japanese are now than in the past...yet even tho the Japanese are releasing fewer games to the western market 2 of the 3 perfect 10 scoring games of the generation are Japanese.
BTW: Dark Souls 9.5 > Skyrim 9.0 in GS
more fuel...Pulled this for my PC vs consoles in quality thread
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Because the hardware gets better yo.
casharmy
Hardware dose get better...and then sometimes hardware ends up like the wii and yet...
2007 Bioshock (PC), Orange Box (PC, 360), Crysis (PC), world in conflict (PC), Callof duty 4 (PS3, 360, PC), Halo 3 (360), Forza Motorsport 3 (360)...DENIED
2007 GOTY
watch the video @ 4:03
"it's just a really quality production in every single facet of it, and that's something that very few games can ever really claim."
http://www.gamespot.com/video/extras/bestof2007.html?sid=6184124
The fact that other games were higher on a technical level didn't stop gamespot from feeling that SMG was the higher quality game...even over Crysis on PC.
Notice The comment in bold and quotation?
Notice the comment about *quality* in GS commentary in reference to SMG (a japanese game) as opposed to other games. Now look at all the games that were up for selection for game of the year in 2007 for GOTY. All the other games have something in common...can you guess what it is?
Seriously, I think some people here just blindly criticise Japanese games because they either have this 'western' superiority complex or they just hate on anything remotely Japanese.
Huh? Are you in the thread as us? Or do you have dislexia and misread the topic. The TC is saying Western games suck compared to Japanese games due to bugs. So what the people are trying to point out that Western games are better in some ways and some Japanese games are buggy as well.Seriously, I think some people here just blindly criticise Japanese games because they either have this 'western' superiority complex or they just hate on anything remotely Japanese.
NaturalDisplay
People really need to go read a programming book or something, To program something the likes of Skyrim and have it be completely bug free requires what i could only be described as a more than godlike devteam. The fact that skyrim runs at all is pretty dam impressive from a programming stand point. You really cant even began to compare it Vanquish and resident evil where the programming is much less complex.
[QUOTE="NaturalDisplay"]Huh? Are you in the thread as us? Or do you have dislexia and misread the topic. The TC is saying Western games suck compared to Japanese games due to bugs. So what the people are trying to point out that Western games are better in some ways and some Japanese games are buggy as well.Seriously, I think some people here just blindly criticise Japanese games because they either have this 'western' superiority complex or they just hate on anything remotely Japanese.
XschlistaX
No need to insult. I am not talking about the TC in case you have misread my comment. I'm talking about about some of the comments written on this thread and a few others. I'm sure you do not see it judging from your post but to me it seems that there are a lot of hate towards anything Japanese here.
[QUOTE="willzthegamer"]It's same with cars. Japanese cars are always reliable while Western cars just keeps breaking down.NaturalDisplay
Yep! Same with consoles as well!
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