Nathan Gamer says:
"I just don't understand your lack of interest in the Xbox 360. No, really, I don't see how you can deny a console that offers exactly the kinds of games that have classically piqued the interest of Japanese gamers. Just off the top of my head I can think of Eternal Sonata, Blue Dragon, and Lost Odyssey, not to mention Tales of Vesperia, which is coming to the 360 in a few months, too. That's four solid JRPG titles that are currently exclusive to Microsoft's system."
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LOL this guy is crying cause the japanese don't like the 360, What is wrong does it keep him up at night? Does it hurt your feelings? It shouldn't matter do anybody unless you are a shareholder of microsoft.
soo many frikin breakdowns thats why jeez was on my 9th love ps3 4 ever soo reliable THATS WHY SONY
Westernized flagship titles (Halo, Gears)
Countless FPS Games
Faulty Hardware
Large unattractive box (hardware...and yes, I know the PS3 is larger, but it's sleek-looking)
Price (XBL and necessary add-ons)
It is Nationalism Japan likes products made in Japan which are usually high quality and seeing an American machine with its few problem just doesn't interest them.
I believe the Japanese are patient people and can stand waiting and that ethos is gone into their business practices. For Example PS Home
A Japanese person I know believes most of the RPGs will hit the PS3 soon and he will wait longer for it.
As for Amercia they like the now now now approach. Not really interest on what is to come but interested on what can you give today. For example a lot of business didn't expect the credit crunch and just kept buying loans. But in Japan it is a long term plans are more important.
It all boils down to the big difference in Culture.