Guy Bonamico: Japanese make better games, as they do with many cars and electronics.
Brittney Inabnit: Japan does not create all video games. But Japan does make a lot of them. Then they add dialogue in other languages and release versions compatible with the hardware in other countries. That's why lots of video games have Japanese names in the credits.
Leisa Brodnex: Japan are good at everything except two things:1) They CAN NOT make cartoons. ALL Japanese cartoons are trash.2) Japanese girls are not very good kissers.
Thurman Buege: i'm especially particular it replaced into first created interior the US. Tennis for 2 replaced into created in a lab in long island. it fairly is seen with the aid of many to be the 1st video pastime. Pong replaced into created Nolan Bushness, an American. He additionally based Atari. the 1st video pastime console, Magnavox Odyssey, replaced into created with the aid of Ralph Baer, an American. Magnavox is predicated in Ca! lifornia. Nintendo helped revived the video pastime industry after the crash interior the 80s....Show more
Hans Sachetti: They were one of the leading developers of video games as we know it. Nintendo is a Japanese company that was exported to US in the late 80s and it was amazing. As for why, who knows, they're just damn good at it. A lot of games in US were created in Japan and refitted with American actors, dialogue, and even minor plot changes. Most of the actual design work, graphics and gameplay are a product of Japanese minds of those games.
Nikki Sypult: That doesn't mean Japan created the game. That means that Japanese people worked on it at some point in development. To answer the second part of the question, why do their names appear often? Probably because they live, work, and got a job near the game developers that published the games.
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