I think you're talking about in which market the game will first be unveiled in? Yeah, I'm not saying that it won't be Japan, because like you said, that's where the main audience is. But do you not think that a simultaneous unveillike a Famitsu media blowout for Japan and a similar kind of deal for NAwould benefit both markets? And I'm not just talking about P5, but for any Atlus developed game. Again, I don't believe that Persona has to always be some niche thing in NA; most people who have played the games clearly love them. If it was given more exposure, who's to say it couldn't become a more relevant series, benefiting both the fans and Atlus?
But I guess what's most important than the worldwide approach is the marketing push the games get in their respective markets. If Persona 5, for example, is similarly promoted in Japan as it is in NA, I'm sure good things will come from it. It's just that I feel that P5 is already behind in media attention in NA with it having been announced in Japan through this big event and with a dedicated magazine promoting it.
We might be talking about two different things. Do you not want Persona to be a bigger franchise in North America than it is currently? And I had never said I expected P5 to be at E3; in fact, I don't expect it to be at E3.