Why has Purasustation lost its Japanese identity?

Why has Purasustation lost its Japanese identity?

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Sony moved to Cali.

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>Purasustation

Fucking pathetic that you can't even transliterate the word correctly.

>Sony moved to Cali.
That's a symptom, not a cause. Home consoles were selling less and less with each generation in Japan, so Sony decided to move its playstation division to America, which is the single biggest market for consoles that isn't China. Nintendo, on the other hand, read market trends, and created a hybrid console that appealed to the Japanese.

It's Pray Station

>It's pozzed so it's not Japanese anymore.
Face it, the whole world is going in this direction, there's no magical pure anime land free of degeneracy
>Purasustation
Dumb weeb

I miss old era sony so much. The diversity in their games couldn't be matched.

One day I'm playing Ape Escape.

Next God of War

Next Hot Shots

Next Folklore

2002-2009 was peak sony.

Everything after was shit. PS4 was worse than PS3 I have no idea how it sold so well.

>the whole world is going in this direction
western AAA trash model is becoming harder to sustain with each passing year

Honestly Sony just got lucky that Rockstar and Square decided to make their biggest games exclusive for no reason during the PS2 era.

Jap games will be dead long before western AAA.

it's cute that there are still people this deluded

Name one successful Japanese game from this year

Sad, but true, the Japanese seem to be only interested in cell phone games these days.

>Purasustation

I fucking hate it when weebs try to do this and get it wrong ever. single. time. Like when they say "idoru", somehow thinking that their American pronunciation is the gold standards for Japanese, looking like complete idiots in the process.

Meanwhile OP wants to have a thread about Japanese identity and botches the word just beyond belief.

isn't it "pureisuteishon"? not "plus station"

Animal crossing. ff7r, trials of mana

Most Japanese game developers never really adapted to HD game development well while their Western counterparts did, leading to lower quality output from Japan from around 2006-2017 or so. That's really the main reason.
Also this. As this user states, it was for business reasons and a symptom of changing Japanese tastes.

Because Japanese gamers have shit taste.

Incoming post about how those dont count

>more customers
>more money
>better ratings

Seems pretty cut and dry to me.

the Japanese only buy Japanese brands and sony moved to America

That wasn't luck, there was no other option. Nintendo had alienated Third Party developers in the last generation and their family friendly image limited the type of games that would be accepted there. Nobody wanted to take a chance putting their biggest games on the unproven new Microsoft console, not when Playstation already had tons of brand recognition and was guaranteed to sell like crazy. It's not really luck it's successful business strategy. The brought all the the third party developers over during the last generation and continued reaping the rewards of that success during the next one while Nintendo suffered for being to insular and Microsoft had to prove they were worth caring about at all and they weren't going to quit console's in a few years.

>Purasustation
It's Pureisuteitiōn

>Japanese only buy Japanese brands
They all have iphones.

Didn't Suga implement a trade policy that is basically "Japanese companies first, don't give American/Chinese/Korean companies space except give Apple anything they want?"

Just cuckoldry. And Sony is just trying to infect their own country with western propaganda.

Nioh 2

I wonder what games he finished.

Japanese people enjoy holding onto consoles for as long as possible, which isn't good for sales figures unlike American hype-beast fags
See: PS2 JRPG's

PS4 sold well because Nintendo and Xbox fucked up beyond belief. Sony won simply by not being retarded and playing it safe. That's part of the reason this gen was so bland.

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