Majestyx
Duck Season
smh @ the first thing someone posting when someone else inquires about african being fukking slavery...
Has there ever been an RPG based on old African or Native American themes?
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feelosofer
#ninergang
You should play IV the problem is that is doesn't get good until the 2nd half of the game. At that point it actually opens up and ends up excellent.
The Mark of Kri(PS2 action game) was based on Polynesian culture/art 
it was a parody breh
it was a parody breh
nah, i played the 3 hour demo last year.
shyt was straight fire.
this shyt was real
yeah, i guess they got too much negative feedback and didn't release it.
the graphics were amazing though.
the hardest part was getting your ship to the Americas safely.
up in here
Superstar
Not an RPG but Turok was badass
Ain't That Something
Superstar
Didnt N64 Have That Voodoo Game Called Shadow Man
guacamelee has black people(black Mexicans) as the main characters.
As already stated, a black studio would have to make this or black countries would have to become such large consumers of video games for a japanese or western studio to view it as a viable market to make money.
The reason why japanese developers would be quick to make a "westernized" game compared to say an african, native american, or middle eastern game is simply because the west is the largest market for video games so they gear their products to them.
Very few countries compare that its not even worth the investment. Is gaming big in africa for example?
The reason why japanese developers would be quick to make a "westernized" game compared to say an african, native american, or middle eastern game is simply because the west is the largest market for video games so they gear their products to them.
Very few countries compare that its not even worth the investment. Is gaming big in africa for example?
FarCry 2 is set in Africa as well