Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say". So they are no longer doing it the original way where the Japanese game comes first and then things get translated after, instead they want foreign localizers involved in the development of the games itself because they hate Japanese norms so much apparently.
Is this a case of the developers are Japanese but the owners are not? its bizarre how anti Japanese they are behaving
Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say". So they are no longer doing it the old way where the Japanese game comes first and then things get translated after . instead they want foreign localizers involved in the development of the games itself because they hate Japanese norms so much apparently.
Is this a case of the developers are Japanese but the owners are not? its bizarre how anti Japanese they are behaving
Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say". So they are no longer doing it the original way where the Japanese game comes first and then things get translated after . instead they want foreign localizers involved in the development of the games itself because they hate Japanese norms so much apparently.
Is this a case of the developers are Japanese but the owners are not? its bizarre how anti Japanese they are behaving
Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say". So they are no longer doing it the old way where the Japanese game comes first and then things get translated after . instead they want foreign localizers involved in the development of the games itself because they hate Japanese norms so much apparently.
Is this a case of the developers are Japanese but the owners are not? its bizarre how anti Japanese they are behaving
Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say".
Is this a case of the developers are Japanese but the owners are not? its bizarre how anti Japanese they are behaving
Its a Japanese company(apparently) yet it behaves completely anti Japanese. They removed the Rising Sun background (which is a Japanese national symbol) from the remakes of Street Fighter 2 , and now they want to have "localizers from around the world" be involved in the development of their games because "Japanese norms might offend global audiences so we need people from around the world to have a say".