A Tale of How every Japanese video game tries to spoil itself

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  • čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
  • Don't we all enjoy some good Japanese video game action... and don't we all hate when it gets ruined. Strangely enough, plenty of Japanese games I know take a special pride in spoiling a good chunk of story for you, right before you dive into the game... and it is something that nobody seems to notice.
    Today I do my best to speculate as to why we have to suffer and is the cost behind this philosophy. I'm using Nioh and DMC3 as an example to illustrate my point... and this video obviously spoils both as much, as developer intended. That being said, I don't care what they intend - Nioh is hands down the best aRPG since Diablo 2 and DMC3 is a timeless masterpiece, probably the single most hardcore singeplayer video game ever made... so if you still didn't get to Nioh and have never heard about DMC3 - its your chance!
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Komentáře • 26

  • @neptunusequester
    @neptunusequester  Před 6 lety +7

    In other words, I have no fucking clue why but Japanese developers really want to spoil all the shit before you even get to it. Mostly Japanese. All of them. Almost.
    Also, for those of you who missed me (if there are any *sad_face*) I did overdose on pancakes, got into ER and then coma for 11 days and now I am back. Good thing the moment I decide to talk bout cool things into mic I get sore throat and a fucking cold cuz winter. Cya in Nioh later this week! :P

    • @mcita9292
      @mcita9292 Před 6 lety

      See ya!

    • @noruv3816
      @noruv3816 Před 6 lety

      You said you can't overdose on pancakes if you smoke them.

    • @neptunusequester
      @neptunusequester  Před 6 lety

      That's actually right about anime, I guess its a truly Japanese thing. Also, trashyTophat

  • @Staylecrate
    @Staylecrate Před 5 lety

    If you watch a lot of anime they put a lot of things in the very begining of the 1st episode that are scenes, hints, or elements tied toward end of the story. Whether it's 2 dudes duking it out, a stare down between brother, or a fight at the top of a skyscraper. I guess it's kind of like a way of saying "ohhhh that's what that was/meant" when you finally get to it.
    And when you get right down to it the scenes they are showing a good majoriry of the time don't have any context. Imo it's a way of saying: here's what you will be seeing when you play this game. I wouldnt call them spoilers, more like teasers.

  • @funcounting
    @funcounting Před 6 lety

    In arcades it also had to do with the nature of CRT. The image had to to change or it would get burned into the screen or whatever.

    • @neptunusequester
      @neptunusequester  Před 6 lety

      Yup, as another person has pointed out in the comments - I completely missed that, good call!

    • @Gazzoosethe1
      @Gazzoosethe1 Před 6 lety

      funcounting what do you mean by burned into the screen?

    • @hedhog963
      @hedhog963 Před 6 lety

      this czcams.com/video/F2m7J3DT9b0/video.html

  • @ravenhart8361
    @ravenhart8361 Před 6 lety +4

    Demon's Souls did have this.

  • @sanderkiki
    @sanderkiki Před 6 lety

    I may be weird, but i love spoilers. They make me play game/read book/watch movies even more then do it blind.

  • @bryanrosas3646
    @bryanrosas3646 Před 6 lety

    I believe most of the problem is within the very predictable plot lines. I don't think game developers are really putting in effort to make a good or interesting story like the developers of old have done, although the developers of old often took their stories from books or novels, the stories were still enticing or had a different point of view than you would expect.

  • @ncuxonam
    @ncuxonam Před 6 lety

    hm it's true but for me - who eat more and more information - tomoroww i don't remember what happened in trailer.

  • @angelsantiago7712
    @angelsantiago7712 Před 6 lety +7

    Sooooo, you're saying two nukes weren't enough? I can get behind that.

  • @noruv3816
    @noruv3816 Před 6 lety +1

    Do dmc

  • @HavelsRing96
    @HavelsRing96 Před 6 lety

    Sometimes I can't handle myself but to watche em xD but now that you mention it it's true ..also are you planning on making more tekken vids? Jw

    • @neptunusequester
      @neptunusequester  Před 6 lety +2

      Yes, more Tekken, more Nioh, more gaming, more Japan. Hopefully I can survive till the end of the year :D

    • @HavelsRing96
      @HavelsRing96 Před 6 lety

      neptunusequester sweet and shit man take care bruh xD

  • @mcita9292
    @mcita9292 Před 6 lety

    Maybe they want to hype the players. They expected a reaction like: “OMG! Now I want to do the same thing this dude did!”
    That’s just an idea, it can be completely wrong

    • @neptunusequester
      @neptunusequester  Před 6 lety +2

      How does it hype anyone? Nioh just showed main protagonist. Nier trailer legitimately showed footage from last 30 minutes of the game :/

    • @mcita9292
      @mcita9292 Před 6 lety

      neptunusequester I don’t’ know Nier, so I have no idea (my bad), but for Nioh I clearly remember two of my class mates getting hyped after the trailer. That’s where my idea came from
      EDIT: *ex-class mates

  • @xminteee300
    @xminteee300 Před 6 lety +1

    Even Bloodborne has it lol

    • @Dmitri_Ivanovich
      @Dmitri_Ivanovich Před 6 lety

      +1
      It's actually quite annoying as BB trailer is quite loud and graphic

  • @name1393
    @name1393 Před 6 lety

    omg