Post: Earthquakes Impact On the Japanese Gaming Industry
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03-14-2011, 09:41 AM
#1
420
Kush Friendly
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) // March 14th,2011.As I’m sure many of you know, the recent disastrous events in Japan impacted the lives on many. The destruction took it’s toll on the gaming industry as well.
<li> Sony has closed six plants in Fukushima Miyazaki. Those plants were responsible were creating Blu-ray discs.
<li> More than 12,000 PS3’s and 5,600+ Xbox 360’s have been washed away.
<li> All game events in Japan are canceled for now. Events for games such as BlazBlue, Yakuza of the End, Dead or Alive, Monster Hunter 3 and many more.
<li> Motor Storm: Apocalypse has been delayed due to the fact that the game contains earthquake scenes, which at the moment is a extremely sensitive issue to many.
<li> Final Fantasy XI and XIV servers are offline in Japan.
<li> Konami’s Metal Gear servers are offline as they hope to reduce and save electricity.
<li> Many game and anime studios will temporary stop production, due to a lot of damage.
However, there is one positive note. Sony is donating money towards disaster relief, as well as giving 30,000 or so radio products to help out communication. [/COLOR]
03-14-2011, 11:03 AM
#3
to everyone who perished with the earthquake or following tsunami.
03-14-2011, 01:47 PM
#6
DiXiEnOrMoUz28
A.K.A Daboss1288
Honestly who really cares about how many PS3 and 360s are gone who ever went out and decided they needed to know this has a problem people lost thier life and someones more concerned with video games
03-14-2011, 03:04 PM
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RavagedBoom
Sing My Guitar
Shit man.
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03-16-2011, 12:17 AM
#10
Xanadu
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Originally posted by 420
Disastrous Impact
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: MR.$) // March 14th,2011.
As I’m sure many of you know, the recent disastrous events in Japan impacted the lives on many. The destruction took it’s toll on the gaming industry as well.
<li> Sony has closed six plants in Fukushima Miyazaki. Those plants were responsible were creating Blu-ray discs.
<li> More than 12,000 PS3’s and 5,600+ Xbox 360’s have been washed away.
<li> All game events in Japan are canceled for now. Events for games such as BlazBlue, Yakuza of the End, Dead or Alive, Monster Hunter 3 and many more.
<li> Motor Storm: Apocalypse has been delayed due to the fact that the game contains earthquake scenes, which at the moment is a extremely sensitive issue to many.
<li> Final Fantasy XI and XIV servers are offline in Japan.
<li> Konami’s Metal Gear servers are offline as they hope to reduce and save electricity.
<li> Many game and anime studios will temporary stop production, due to a lot of damage.
However, there is one positive note. Sony is donating money towards disaster relief, as well as giving 30,000 or so radio products to help out communication. [/COLOR]
Source: You must login or register to view this content. // By: MR.$
) // March 14th,2011.As I’m sure many of you know, the recent disastrous events in Japan impacted the lives on many. The destruction took it’s toll on the gaming industry as well.
<li> Sony has closed six plants in Fukushima Miyazaki. Those plants were responsible were creating Blu-ray discs.
<li> More than 12,000 PS3’s and 5,600+ Xbox 360’s have been washed away.
<li> All game events in Japan are canceled for now. Events for games such as BlazBlue, Yakuza of the End, Dead or Alive, Monster Hunter 3 and many more.
<li> Motor Storm: Apocalypse has been delayed due to the fact that the game contains earthquake scenes, which at the moment is a extremely sensitive issue to many.
<li> Final Fantasy XI and XIV servers are offline in Japan.
<li> Konami’s Metal Gear servers are offline as they hope to reduce and save electricity.
<li> Many game and anime studios will temporary stop production, due to a lot of damage.
However, there is one positive note. Sony is donating money towards disaster relief, as well as giving 30,000 or so radio products to help out communication. [/COLOR]
its going to happen here sooner or later near washington,oregon,and the north of California
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