John's second volume looking at the history of Japanese games development is packed with facts, anecdotes and previously unseen material. Over 396 pages it tells the story of several major developers and labels through the stories of the people that worked there.
John's in-depth research and tenacity creates a must-read for any fan of Japanese games, and anyone into retro gaming would do well to see just what went on in Japan. John does not shy away from tricky subjects. In a book about the past it is quite fitting to end with short interviews that look to the future, with John providing a list of over 100 Japanese games from the last generation (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, DS, PC) that defy the myth that Japanese game development is declining.
Packed with fascinating illustrations and photos, the cover was exclusively designed by artist Satoshi Nakai.
Volume 1 was exceptional and is still available - http://www.amazon.co.uk/Untold-History-Japanese-Game-Developers/dp/0992926025/
Volume 2 builds on that, telling new stories and hidden details, including a previously unknown PlayStation strategy game.
Volume 3 will only happen with good sales of volumes 1 and 2 - I implore anyone who has any interest in the subject to buy one or both to make it happen.
-
Acquista questo prodotto e ricevi 90 giorni gratis di streaming musicale con Amazon Music Unlimited
Dopo l'acquisto, riceverai un'email contenete informazioni su come iscriverti ad Amazon Music Unlimited. Questa promozione non si applica ai prodotti digitali. Vedi condizioni
