Prior to the release of the Xbox 360 in Japan, Microsoft predicted they would do much better with their console this time around. While “better” is a relative term, Microsoft had to certainly think they would be moving more than 2,000 consoles per week by this time. Microsoft had hoped to entice more Japanese developers to take on the Xbox 360, and one of the developers hopping on board was Cavia, with their third person shooter Bullet Witch. The game met with pretty mediocre reviews from Japan’s Famitsu magazine, but the game does have an interesting graphical style. Atari recently announced that they were going to bring the title to the US in 2007. 1up was able to talk to game producer Tohru Takahashi about Cavia, their approach to software development, and Bullet Witch

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