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Oh, and there's also lots of eye candy for the standard male viewer to gawk at just in case the story was too boring to want to listen to.
This is typical, this is tried, this is true, and this is also kind of boring.
Where Konosuba differs is the intent of these plot devices. Yes, the protagonist is a shut-in gamer and experiences an event that brings him to the world we spend the rest of the
series in. But the event is not only unique, it is hilariously so, something that I've yet to see in an isekai anime. Yes, he is immediately paired with a girl who has more bosom than brightness. But the girl in question not only hates his guts, she is also tagging along with him against her will rather than doing it out of sheer interest in this random Japanese nobody. Yes, there are two more girls that join the
main crew. But
they are just as stupid, if not more, than the first girl, and bring their own annoyances that drive our protagonist up the wall in every episode. The Devil King returns to yet another universe where we will never see him. But we can see his lackeys, and they are hilarious secondary characters that bring an even greater dose of humor to the show.
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My job was to improve its marketability to the US market. There were several options I added to the game that the Japanese version didn't have, such as level select--and, of course, better grammar and spelling. Real Bout Fatal Fury and Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood also had the same changes. However, Samurai Shodown III: Blades of Blood was difficult. As many people know, the PSX versions of the NeoGeo
games didn't have the same quality. All three games had areas of slowdown, lower-quality graphics, and missing frames of animation. Samurai Shodown III was excruciatingly slow, and I had asked SNK Japan to speed the game up for the US market. When I was at SNK, SNK Japan wouldn't have done anything or cared, but as a Sony representative, they had to try hard to grant the wishes of the publisher. SNK was reluctant to
make the changes but showed that they would do what it took to make the better game. I had a hand in other products such as Jet Moto PC, but not enough to really mention here. While working at Sony, Chad produced Cardinal Syn for the PlayStation.
