Nope. The whole reason it's from left to right is because that's the way western audiences read. I'm pretty sure it was very confusing for the Japanese, or something like that. Whatever.
There's a theory about stage direction I learned in my limited theater studies where when a character enters from the audience's right it goes opposite of what is comfortable (left to right for English reading countries) so that tension is more dramatic. You can see it in old movies too. The antagonist would enter the scene from camera right to camera left. So it's kind of the same thing with the player entering from the left and the baddies entering from the right.
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