game Square Enix announced the North Seto good producer of a range of interviews with North Seto in the interview that "Final Fantasy 13" the development cycle is too long, the future will reduce this type of Square Enix games .development time, the control in 1 to 2 year period. .North Seto good Fanti to the "modern warfare 3", "Battlefield" and "Assassin's Creed" series, these works are in the development cycle of 18 months or so, and "Final Fantasy 13" is taking up too much money and too long .development time, the final volume is not satisfactory. . P>
But it is fascinating QJ then press another media comment, good range to the north Seto Japanese RPG games compared to European and American works is entirely wrong, although the "Final Fantasy" fans who could work .The more input the better, but the vigor of Europe and North America compared to the game, Japanese RPG This difference is obviously not copy the "Assassin's Creed" will be able to succeed. . P>
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QJ comments that, "Assassin's Creed," like the European and American game development cycle is short, and .game process is shorter, the intensity of most of these games into the new and improved game engine development mode. .While the "Final Fantasy" This is the Japanese RPG, Square Enix games you want to copy the U.S. and Europe, by shortening the development process and means to attract the players concerned with the business if it is effective, but also takes time to verify. ."Final Fantasy 13-2," the rushed release and development speed seems to be the first attempt. . P>
paper said, "If the Japanese firms in the pursuit of profit too, then let them go chase Nintendo is our example, the focus of future Japanese manufacturers may be on the web games, mobile games, Japan .game development market will gradually shift to the small cost of small production. time will tell us everything. "instant success whether it is stifling innovation in the Japanese game, resulting in the decline of the culprit? .On this view, how do you think? . P>.