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[quote name='jh6269']Where did you read that they cut the content to make it more "American?"
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It's clear that they had a schedule and a budget they had to keep, so they cut parts to meet that timeline. They decided to cut the parts that they thought wouldn't matter, and that could be easily cut w/o compromising the rest of the game. How hard is that to understand? It was probably the difference between bringing the game here or not bringing it here. Nobody's a slave here, nobody's forcing me to buy the game, or anyone for that matter. You're trying to convince us that by not buying the game, you'll get Sega to invest even more on a losing venture. It doesn't make sense. If those small parts of the game mean that much to you, it would lead me to believe that you're a hardcore fan of Yakuza, otherwise you wouldn't care. I think for fans to not buy the game, they're just shooting themselves in the foot. In my mind, 95% of a game is better than 0% or 50%.[/QUOTE]
More than anything those of us who have taken issue with sega deciding to cut this content have noted that WE WILL buy this game. No matter if they refuse to bring the content as a dlc, we are happy that our voices were heard. However, how did you avoid them announcing that they cut things they thought would not resonate with western fans. Wrex there has been commenting on that for several pages, and I am responding with my rights as a consumer. Sega
s up, have been for a while, remember the ps3 port of bayonetta? Sega brought this game to America BECAUSE the hardcore fans wanted it. Your average gamer did not go out and sign petitions for this game. Did you? So you want them to curtail it to mainstream gamers? Because it should not have been released here in first place? To betray the people that wanted it? To say that they did not cut things to make it have a more "western appeal" is just inaccurate, I do not make apologies for a corporation, and where I come from what is handed to you is generally a shit hand, so I argue for a better position. You can have an impact. Get it.
Here's the original quote:
It's clear that they had a schedule and a budget they had to keep, so they cut parts to meet that timeline. They decided to cut the parts that they thought wouldn't matter, and that could be easily cut w/o compromising the rest of the game. How hard is that to understand? It was probably the difference between bringing the game here or not bringing it here. Nobody's a slave here, nobody's forcing me to buy the game, or anyone for that matter. You're trying to convince us that by not buying the game, you'll get Sega to invest even more on a losing venture. It doesn't make sense. If those small parts of the game mean that much to you, it would lead me to believe that you're a hardcore fan of Yakuza, otherwise you wouldn't care. I think for fans to not buy the game, they're just shooting themselves in the foot. In my mind, 95% of a game is better than 0% or 50%.[/QUOTE]
More than anything those of us who have taken issue with sega deciding to cut this content have noted that WE WILL buy this game. No matter if they refuse to bring the content as a dlc, we are happy that our voices were heard. However, how did you avoid them announcing that they cut things they thought would not resonate with western fans. Wrex there has been commenting on that for several pages, and I am responding with my rights as a consumer. Sega
