Callate said:
Many games with Japanese origins will turn to American teams and American themes for later installments and "spin-off" versions in an attempt to reinvigorate the industry. This will not be a productive move.
Give this man a cookie, for he has spoken the truth. I have no cookie though, sorry
In other news:
Natal will succeed commercially, but remain a gimmick as developers try but fail to adapt traditional games to it.
The PS3 motion controls will be a stillborn.
Activision will continue it current course; releasing a Call of Duty and two music games per year, consistently recording solid profits. They will be known by the general public as the greatest videogame publishers in history.
PC gaming will reinvigorate behind the scenes, through digital distribution. However, they will vanish completely from retail shelves.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms 12 will be released in 2012.
The Chinese will complete their first Aircraft carrier sometime between 2015 and 2020.
One of the major videogame publishers will attempt to support innovative and original IPs, and will record massive losses. Demonstrating beyond a shadow of a doubt that sequels and serializations are the only ways to make money on console games.