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>>5775137
That's only because their top employee became conceited and greedy, they saw the laid-back life American programmers enjoyed and began imitating them while completely disregarding the Japanese work ethics. Back then everyone was willing to give up their privileges if this was for the good of the company.
Look at this, this was Shigeru Miyamoto's workplace in 1989.
Can you imagine how many people would want to make this sacrifice today, in 2010? I can assure you nobody would want to work as a producer unless he's given his own 10 sqm office. See, it's greed that ruined Japanese companies. Nowadays nobody sees them as an opportunity to make good games and turn their dreams into reality, they just think of them as the easiest way to live the good life and make big bucks.