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Itagaki: Japanese publishers pretend to know what they're doing |
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Tomonobu Itagaki, developer behind Devil's Third and ex-Team Ninja member, had some harsh words to say about Japanese video game management.
"More so in the U.S. than in Japan, I think there are a lot of top management people who actually know how to make games," Itagaki told Gamasutra. "I think there are more people here like that, than in Japan."
"I think it's a good thing. Those guys know how to make games -- so they know it takes money to make good games. Those two aspects are on a direct one-to-one relationship. So I think it's very practical to be that way. In Japan, management people sort of pretend they know what they're doing. Those management people, they say, 'I love games,' but they don't know how to make them... It's the opposite of practical. It's not practical."
Check out what analysts have to say about the games industry in Japan.
via Gamasutra
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