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![Are Japanese brand games dead? The fact they've been asking these questions for a while is because they care and they're worried about it. So we much appreciate the fact that the world is concerned however, [Japanese developers] still don't really get it. Some developers are saying [the] Japanese game industry is still doing fine, but that's wishful thinking. Words are not enough, we must act and prove it." Keiji Inafune, Creator of Megaman in an April 2nd, 2013 interview with IGN.com fanart: greatwuff.deviantart.com](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/masonry/000/708/278/fdc.jpg)
![Are Japanese brand games dead? The fact they've been asking these questions for a while is because they care and they're worried about it. So we much appreciate the fact that the world is concerned however, [Japanese developers] still don't really get it. Some developers are saying [the] Japanese game industry is still doing fine, but that's wishful thinking. Words are not enough, we must act and prove it." Keiji Inafune, Creator of Megaman in an April 2nd, 2013 interview with IGN.com fanart: greatwuff.deviantart.com](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/708/278/fdc.jpg)
