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Video Game Wars: Japan

Year: 2021 Documentary Runtime: 49 min

Overview

Once the undisputed king of global video gaming, the past two decades have seen Japanese dominance of the industry nosedive, and its glory days usurped by its surrounding neighbours. This documentary examines Japan’s efforts to wrestle back its top dog status and the challenges they face in this epic battle for control of a global industry estimated to be worth $US270 billion by 2025.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

John Ricciardi

John Ricciardi

Self

Tetsuya Mizuguchi

Tetsuya Mizuguchi

Self

Keza MacDonald

Keza MacDonald

Self

Matt Alt

Matt Alt

Self

Chang Han Kim

Chang Han Kim

Self

Dilly Barlow

Dilly Barlow

Narrator

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