Potes'n'Roll

[08:23] <Nico_M13> j'ai acheté Blue Dragon que j'attendais comme un fou
[08:24] <Nico_M13> et ben, mdr, il n'y a pas de voix jap
[08:24] <Nico_M13> enculerie de microsoft
[08:25] <Nico_M13> en france et rien qu'en france (alors que les sites de jeux testaient des version fr avec jap), il y a l'italien à la place du jap
[08:25] <Nico_M13> j'ai acheté en étant sur du doublage jap
[08:25] <Nico_M13> j'ai joué 2h en fr et je me suis arrêté
[08:26] <Nico_M13> voix ridicule, les mecs qui ne croient pas un brin à ce qu'ils disent, bref de la grosse merde
[08:27] <Nico_M13> trop domage car le jeu en lui meme est bon

L'intercooler c'est sympa. Mais ca ne resout pas tout, car c'est comme mettre un ventilo pres de la console. Mais c'est un bon appoint pour les consoles qui sont dans des espaces confinés.

Mais bon vu que Crosoft on trouvé le défaut je ne penses pas que tu auras d'autres blemes.

Microsoft To Japan: 'We Got Nothing'
By Chris Kohler EmailSeptember 12, 2007 | 5:38:43 AMCategories: Japan 



"Do you come with the controller?"

"Oh, you. Tee hee hee!"

At E3 2005, Microsoft filled the front rows of their press conference with shills, audience plants who hooted and hollered and applauded the arrival of the Xbox 360. I thought they'd learned their lesson, but they did it again at this year's Tokyo Game Show press conference.

This time, at least, they put them in the back. They were Xbox Live community members from Japan, ostensibly. And on cue, they hooted, hollered, and applauded in a very, very un-Japanese manner. Almost as if they were asked to. This is a country who goes to professional wrestling matches and sits there in stony-faced silence.

Anyway, Microsoft's latest plan to win Japan seems to be exactly the same strategy that has done wonders for them before: RPGs. With Final Fantasy XIII a very long way away for PlayStation 3, Microsoft is trying to build the ultimate platform for turn-based role-playing games. Last Remnant! Lost Odyssey! Infinite Undiscovery! The three of them start to all run together after a while, honestly.

And that's about it. Taking a cue from Microsoft's E3 conference, they didn't actually announce many new products. Certainly Ninja Gaiden II will do well worldwide. And Rez? Rez. That's never a bad thing. But other than that, Japanese developers -- besides the few that Microsoft has specifically spent the last year or so courting -- have run from the Xbox 360. And the ones who are there are just producing the same kinds of games that haven't worked in the past.

If Microsoft really wants to tap into Japan's desires, they need to create unique, original software that reaches a broader audience. I was hoping to see some spark of ingenuity at this briefing, and the closest they came to that was announcing new controllers that happen to be the same color as the Nintendo DS.

As long as Microsoft keeps sticking to the exact same strategy, Xbox 360 will continue to sell a statistically insignificant amount of consoles in Japan.

"Do you come with the controller?"

"Oh, you. Tee hee hee!"