原文 / 日本語
コピー
日本は集団主義なので、物語を客観的に楽しむのが好き。
つまり集団で戦い、ストーリーが凝っているゲームや、友達などと集まってプレイする協力型ゲームが人気があることがわかりました。
ゲームにも文化の違いがあるのだと実感できました。
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翻訳 / 英語
- 2010/01/04 10:00:01に投稿されました
Japanese people, who are known for their collectivism, are fond of experiencing stories from an objective standpoint.
For this reason, popular games among them have proven to be those in which collaboration is required, for example, the one in which the battles are fought by groups in a very sophisticated story, or the one played by a group of friends, etc.
This has convinced me that cultural differences exist even within video games.
For this reason, popular games among them have proven to be those in which collaboration is required, for example, the one in which the battles are fought by groups in a very sophisticated story, or the one played by a group of friends, etc.
This has convinced me that cultural differences exist even within video games.
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翻訳 / 英語
- 2010/01/04 10:25:02に投稿されました
The Japanese are collective, so they love to enjoy stories objectively.
In other words, the games in which they fight in a group with a complicated story and the cooperative ones to play with friends and others are popular, I have found.
I have realized that even games have cultural differences.
In other words, the games in which they fight in a group with a complicated story and the cooperative ones to play with friends and others are popular, I have found.
I have realized that even games have cultural differences.
