File: Onigiri Taketori.swf-(4.07 MB, 700x500, Game)
[_] HOLY FUCK IT'S SNOWING AT MY PLACE Anonymous 11/29/14(Sat)09:10 No.2614709
>> [_] Anonymous 11/29/14(Sat)09:20 No.2614712
Why do Japanese games always exaggerate numbers when it comes to video games?
The scores always go into the billions, damage in the thousands, etc...
>> [_] Anonymous 11/29/14(Sat)09:26 No.2614716
>>2614712
Bigger numbers are more satisfying, I guess. We deal with small numbers (the distance of 5
meters, diameter of 3 centimeters, 7 kilograms of dirt, etc.) that obey a system which makes them
easier to convey, and renders larger numbers smaller. When we see big numbers without any
shortening, especially ones with high variation, it's more surprising, and describes your success
in higher detail.
>> [_] Anonymous 11/29/14(Sat)11:27 No.2614782
>>2614709
well 100 yen is around a 1 dollar. So they're used to seeing and expressing larger numbers anyway.
>> [_] AnonyMouse 11/29/14(Sat)11:28 No.2614783
omg the bonus levels
>> [_] Anonymous 11/29/14(Sat)12:33 No.2614814
The music was completely out of sync with the steps for me. Not sure if just shit like that or
pulseaudio (usually not an issue with stepmania).
