Back in the day Japanese games were used to winning and wer… - Keiji Inafune

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Back in the day Japanese games were used to winning and were used to success. We celebrated all sorts of victories. However at some point these winners became losers. Not accepting that fact has led to the tragic state of Japanese games today.

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Keiji Inafune(, born 8 May 1965) is a Japanese video game producer, illustrator and businessman.

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It's very severe, but very honest. Unless Japanese people feel embarrassed from the experience of getting harsh comments, saying [new games] could have been better is not an opinion they would take seriously. When they're embarrassed and they feel obliged to change, it would make a difference.

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