Japanmanship

by James Kay

The ultimate guide book to working in video game development in Japan. Useful information on applying, job seeking, working practices and more from a veteran game developer in Japan with useful links and other information including a company database with over 250 entries.

Genres: Japan

289 pages, Kindle Edition

First published November 20, 2012

Reviews

[Cameron Kunzelman]

This book is a very clear guide to working in the Japanese videogames industry. It also features comparative editorials that explain the key differences between labor, managerial, and developmental models between Japan and the United States/United Kingdom. I liked this book.

[Tami]

Thorough resource for moving to Japan. Must have reference, even if you aren't into the gaming industry.