Dinoman96
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Persona does appeal to the west, thoughLast time we got Joker from Persona 5, who doesn't fit that bill.
It was literally a GOTY candidate back in 2017 lol
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Persona does appeal to the west, thoughLast time we got Joker from Persona 5, who doesn't fit that bill.
Oof, doesn't look very good for Kiryu. First they don't want him in fighting games, then they don't think his games are suited to the Switch. You could wiggle around with some technicalities if you tried, but I don't think he's in a good spot.It's not like he's completely wrong.
If anything Nintendo is "for all the family". That's the best way to describe it IMO.
Also I'm guessing part of his statement comes from the fact that Yakuza 1 & 2 HD sold poorly on the Wii U. But at the same time the Wii U wasn't really succesful, and said release of Yakuza 1 and 2 were Japan only as far as I know.
He also initially thought Yakuza wasn't going to appeal to the Western audience and here we are. Maybe he will change his mind in the future but yeah, unless he's trolling or something, which wouldn't surprise me because of how he acts, I'm not expecting them to put Yakuza games on the Switch any time soon.
Yeah, maybe we need more info but it's true that so far it doesn't look great for Kiryu. Though it wasn't about "we don't want Kiryu in fighting games", it was more about Kiryu attacking female characters and all, which seems like something Nagoshi wouldn't like.Oof, doesn't look very good for Kiryu. First they don't want him in fighting games, then they don't think his games are suited to the Switch. You could wiggle around with some technicalities if you tried, but I don't think he's in a good spot.
I suppose Arle's the new frontrunner now. Let's talk Puyo Puyo.
Do you think Sakurai and Nintendo had to choose between Joker and Arle for new Sega character? If so, do you think there could have been plans to Have Puyo Puyo later on in FP2?Oof, doesn't look very good for Kiryu. First they don't want him in fighting games, then they don't think his games are suited to the Switch. You could wiggle around with some technicalities if you tried, but I don't think he's in a good spot.
I suppose Arle's the new frontrunner now. Let's talk Puyo Puyo.
If Kiryu's deconfirmed for good, shouldn't Sakura Shinguji still be a frontrunner as well?Oof, doesn't look very good for Kiryu. First they don't want him in fighting games, then they don't think his games are suited to the Switch. You could wiggle around with some technicalities if you tried, but I don't think he's in a good spot.
I suppose Arle's the new frontrunner now. Let's talk Puyo Puyo.
I'd say she's second in line. Sakura Wars is mind-blowingly huge in Japan, but it's pretty obscure in the West, even if Sega's slowly making an effort to rectify that. Puyo Puyo has a more consistent level of popularity worldwide, so I think Arle has a clearer path.If Kiryu's deconfirmed for good, shouldn't Sakura Shinguji still be a frontrunner as well?
I might be the polar opposite of you, I was a 90’s kid but most of my wanted characters are from the 2000s & 2010sI was born in 2001 (8 days after Melee released in the US!), yet most of my wanted characters now are from the 90's.
Isn't that strange?
Oof, doesn't look very good for Kiryu. First they don't want him in fighting games, then they don't think his games are suited to the Switch. You could wiggle around with some technicalities if you tried, but I don't think he's in a good spot.
I was going to say the same except for the 2010 partI might be the polar opposite of you, I was a 90’s kid but most of my wanted characters are from the 2000s & 2010s
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Y'know you could've just linked the video, right?baka mitai kodomo na no ne
yume wo otte kizu tsuite
uso ga heta na kuse ni
waraenai egao miseta
I LOVE YOU mo roku ni iwanai
kuchibeta de honma ni bukiyou
na no ni na no ni dou****e
sayonara wa ieta no
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
baka mitai hontou baka ne
anta shinjiru bakari de
tsuyoi onna no furi
setsunasa no yokaze abiru
hitori ni natte san-nen ga sugi
machinami sae mo kawarima****a
na no ni na no ni dou****e
miren dake okizari
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
ii kagen mattete mo
baka mitai
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
nan na no yo kono namida
baka mitai
Really, the only good thing about this whole ordeal is that the reasonings are funny and it gives me a convenient excuse to go back to shilling Axelbaka mitai kodomo na no ne
yume wo otte kizu tsuite
uso ga heta na kuse ni
waraenai egao miseta
I LOVE YOU mo roku ni iwanai
kuchibeta de honma ni bukiyou
na no ni na no ni dou****e
sayonara wa ieta no
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
baka mitai hontou baka ne
anta shinjiru bakari de
tsuyoi onna no furi
setsunasa no yokaze abiru
hitori ni natte san-nen ga sugi
machinami sae mo kawarima****a
na no ni na no ni dou****e
miren dake okizari
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
ii kagen mattete mo
baka mitai
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
nan na no yo kono namida
baka mitai
Yes, hypothetically speaking I could have just linked the song.Y'know you could've just linked the video, right?
Fair enough. Though you could've at least copied the English lyrics as well.Yes, hypothetically speaking I could have just linked the song.
However, I felt like going to the wiki and copypasting the entire thing instead. So that's what I did.
Welp, I guess Arle is the only one after all.I have to point out Nagoshi gave a similar reason for why Sakura Taisen didn't come to the Switch. You might want a Sakura deconfirmation with that Kiryu one, if you insist on looking at it that way.
baka mitai kodomo na no ne
yume wo otte kizu tsuite
uso ga heta na kuse ni
waraenai egao miseta
I LOVE YOU mo roku ni iwanai
kuchibeta de honma ni bukiyou
na no ni na no ni dou****e
sayonara wa ieta no
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
baka mitai hontou baka ne
anta shinjiru bakari de
tsuyoi onna no furi
setsunasa no yokaze abiru
hitori ni natte san-nen ga sugi
machinami sae mo kawarima****a
na no ni na no ni dou****e
miren dake okizari
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
ii kagen mattete mo
baka mitai
dame da ne
dame yo dame na no yo
anta ga suki de suki sugite
dore dake tsuyoi osake de mo
yugamanai omoide ga
baka mitai
honma ni roku na otoko ya nai
soroi no yubiwa hazushimasu
zamaa miro seisei suru wa
nan na no yo kono namida
baka mitai
Fair enough. Though you could've at least copied the English lyrics as well.
To be fair, Joker debuted in 2016 and had the majority of his games localized. The vast majority of Sakura Wars has remained in Japan, and so her popularity in the West is pretty small. Sure, Puyo Puyo has had a similar history of remaining Japan-exclusive, but it's had more time to properly break out into the Western market.Y'all are still sleeping on Sakura Shinguji and/or Amamiya. 2 games were localized, that is the exact same amount of Games that Joker had localized when he got in.
Source?I have to point out Nagoshi gave a similar reason for why Sakura Taisen didn't come to the Switch. You might want a Sakura deconfirmation with that Kiryu one, if you insist on looking at it that way.
Nagoshi is not the director or producer of Sakura Wars, I'm not sure what you're getting at here. Team Ryu Ga Gotoku did work on some Sidequests for the new Sakura Wars but the producer actually wanted the new game on Switch.I have to point out Nagoshi gave a similar reason for why Sakura Taisen didn't come to the Switch. You might want a Sakura deconfirmation with that Kiryu one, if you insist on looking at it that way.
Nagoshi isn't just the Yakuza guy. He's an important higher-up at Sega. He gets to call a lot of shots. For Sakura Taisen in particular he was involved in the development.Nagoshi is not the director or producer of Sakura Wars, I'm not sure what you're getting at here. Team Ryu Ga Gotoku did work on some Sidequests for the new Sakura Wars but the producer actually wanted the new game on Switch.
Streets of Rage 4 is nominated this year so Axel Stone, here we come!So, Do you guys think we'll get a Sega character at all in this Fighter Pass, or not?
Disappointing how few people read the context of the quote. This statement is not meant to come off as "We will never release adult oriented games on Nintendo hardware"; it is meant to reference how Nintendo themselves market their platforms, specifically in the early GameCube era. He has said the Yakuza series was intended to be almost exclusively for male gamers, yet in Japan SEGA themselves said the fanbase is 'around 80% women' now. Development intentions and marketing potential are different aspects of game design.
I can assure everyone here that the failure of the Wii U Yakuza release is something Ryu ga Gotoku Studio got over immediately. If anything the collapse of Hero Bank (a media franchise that had a heavy Nintendo 3DS focus) is what really disappointed them. Era's fascination with how much Nagoshi must hate Nintendo is absolutely pathetic, especially when he himself has said Super Mario is his favorite game franchise ever and is also what inspired him to enter the business period.
Do people here even know he has partial control over Shin Megami Tensei V's release? He even has a lot of say in games like Bayonetta 2 and 3. Every product under SEGA and Atlus IP goes through him at some point.
I know you didn't write it, but this statement makes a lot of assumptions on opinion, potentially dubious claims and strange leaps on context from what seems to be a user who wouldn't be any more informed than anyone else on the matter.A clarification on Nagoshi's words I found on Reset Era that does a good job explaining the context
Yakuza series creator Toshihiro Nagoshi says Nintendo Switch is "hardware for kids and teens" [up: taken out of context, see threadmark]
Disappointing how few people read the context of the quote. This statement is not meant to come off as "We will never release adult oriented games on Nintendo hardware"; it is meant to reference how Nintendo themselves market their platforms, specifically in the early GameCube era. He has said...www.resetera.com
If a character with seemingly better odds gets deconfirmed, another character from that company doesn't automatically inherit those odds.If Kiryu's deconfirmed for good, shouldn't Sakura Shinguji still be a frontrunner as well?
coughs in Professor LaytonI would love Arle in smash. Would be nice to get another puzzle rep in addition to Dr. Mario.
Yeah, but the Japanese version has a higher meme valueFair enough. Though you could've at least copied the English lyrics as well.
Maybe I'm just bad at connecting the dots, but I can't seem to figure it out. The gist of it seems to be that Sakura Wars is primarily a console game, and the handheld market is on a decline. The most I can see is a note about how the Switch Lite was released recently at the time of writing. Also, apparently the guy wants people to hear that Sakura Wars is "interesting" (Though chances are something got lost in the translation).Nagoshi isn't just the Yakuza guy. He's an important higher-up at Sega. He gets to call a lot of shots. For Sakura Taisen in particular he was involved in the development.
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I don't think a translated version of that interview exists so this is the best you're gonna get about the part that is relevant: https://www.resetera.com/threads/me...20-apr-20-apr-26.194862/page-18#post-33018987
Basically the same tripe about powerful home consoles (ie not Switch) being for "graduated gamers" and some insanity about handhelds disappearing.
The fact that you pointed out that the producer apparently wanted the game on Switch but ultimately couldn't do it just reinforces my point.
Though regardless, Steve's actual creation is before 2010. He isn't actually named outright till after 2010. Which is why the literal character as he's defined as Steve counts under 2010 a bit more properly. Not just the 1.0 release alone. I agree with Sakurai's listing, since that's the first "proper" game release. Betas shouldn't really count as a game release. It hasn't gone gold, which is the official release of a game. Regardless of Steve being before 2010, anyway, in his debut.I am somewhat concerned if Fortnite does get in, because it would mean that 5/8 Fighter Pass characters would have debuted in the 2010s, including all of FP2 at that point (I count Steve as a 2010s character because All-Star Mode lists him as debuting in 2011, the year the 1.0 version of Minecraft was released). It would also mean that we would get four 2010s characters in a row, with the last character so far debuting earlier than 2010 being Terry Bogard.