There's nothing more rustrating to me than missing/losing a character, even if he's the weakest of Childish is quite the exaggeration. Thracia seems like a real nightmare for completionist - so I might have to pass.
And when the US marketing people played it they came to us and said: ‘But this is great! Why can’t we sell it over here?’Īnd it seems that Advance Wars’ success has shifted Nintendo’s attitude over western tastes." Nishimura, who also worked as director on Fire Emblem, makes it clear that game would never have been released in the west had AW not paved the way." We put a really good tutorial in, so people didn’t need to read the manual. So, with Advance Wars, even though there wasn’t a plan to release it outside Japan, we made it really easy to play.
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People are used to action games and shooting games, and in those all you have to do is press the A button and the B button and you’ll soon understand how to play.īut for SRPGs, you’ve got to know the rules before you start. But we decided it was because these kind of games were too complicated. “When I joined Nintendo," says Nishimura, “I was told that these kinds of games would never be successful abroad, because they were turn-based games, and turn-based games weren’t appreciated outside Japan.
Just look at this quote from edge-online with an interview with AW's director, Kentaro Nishimura:įor all these efforts to make Advance Wars’ appeal as broad as possible, there were still no plans to release the game outside Japan, just as the previous games in the series had never seen an overseas release. If it wasn't for Advance Wars, Fire Emblem may not have recived any English translations.
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