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Okami Sequel Director Says Capcom Trusts Clovers, Is Hands-Off
Okami sequel director Hideki Kamiya stated that Capcom has a trusting and hands-off approach with his studio, Clovers. He highlighted the strong relationship and alignment between the two companies regarding the game's creative and commercial balance. Kamiya feels supported and can focus on development, with Capcom patiently waiting for feature demonstrations.
Nearly a decade on, legendary director Hideki Kamiya says he's "100% serious" about reviving Xbox's canned Scalebound
Legendary director Hideki Kamiya has expressed his strong desire to revive the cancelled Xbox game Scalebound, stating he is "100% serious" about the project. While his new studio Clovers is currently focused on Okami 2, Kamiya remains optimistic about finding a way to bring Scalebound back to life in the future.
Okami Sequel Studio Fills Audio Team With Veterans Who Worked on the Original, Bayonetta, and More
Clovers, the studio developing the Okami sequel, has expanded its audio team with veterans who worked on the original Okami, Bayonetta, and NieR: Automata. Industry veterans Hiroshi Yamaguchi, Hitomi Kurokawa, and Aoba Nakanishi have joined the team, alongside Misaki Shindo and Hiroki Niwa. Director Hideki Kamiya confirmed the sequel will feature Amaterasu in a new adventure, though details remain scarce and a release is still some time away.
Hideki Kamiya Marks Okami's 20th Anniversary With A Special Message
Capcom is celebrating the 20th anniversary of Ōkami, with director Hideki Kamiya sharing a special message reflecting on the game's release and enduring legacy. The anniversary website features fan messages and art, with new merchandise from Fangamer also announced. Kamiya also teased a new Ōkami sequel in development at his studio, Clovers.
"A Big Miscalculation On My Part" – Hideki Kamiya On Leaving Bayonetta 3 Up To Interpretation
Hideki Kamiya, creator of the Bayonetta series, discusses his views on the narrative interpretation of Bayonetta 3, particularly its ending and multiverse elements. He acknowledges that his explanations for the multiverse were not sufficiently clear in earlier games and that the ending's implication of Bayonetta's survival may have been misinterpreted by players. Kamiya has since left PlatinumGames and is now working on a sequel to Okami with his new studio, Clovers.
Bayonetta creator explains what actually happened in Bayonetta 3’s ending
Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya clarified the multiverse elements and ending of Bayonetta 3, stating that the concept was present since the first game. He explained that the ending implies Bayonetta is still alive and discussed various in-game hints that supported this interpretation. Kamiya, who has since left PlatinumGames and founded his own studio, Clovers, felt it was appropriate to elaborate on these points.
Kadokawa Announces Hideki Kamiya Career Book Releasing April 2, 2026 in Japan
Kadokawa has announced a new 176-page book titled "The World of Hideki Kamiya: The Complete Work of Game Design That Creates ‘Pleasure,’" set to release in Japan on April 2, 2026. The book will explore game director Hideki Kamiya's career, including his work on Resident Evil 2, Devil May Cry, Ōkami, and Bayonetta, and his recent transition to founding his new studio, CLOVERS.
Capcom veteran Hideki Kamiya is so scared by Resident Evil Requiem, he is losing sleep
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya, who admits to hating horror games, has suggested Capcom implement a "non-scary mode" for the Resident Evil series. Kamiya expressed a desire to enjoy the puzzles and combat without the frightening elements, even joking about replacing blood splatters with cherry blossom petals. Despite his aversion, Kamiya is eager to play the new expansion for Resident Evil Requiem but finds it too scary to play alone at night.
Resident Evil Requiem Needs A Non-Scary Mode, Says Resident Evil 2 Director
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya expressed a desire for a non-scary mode in Resident Evil Requiem, stating he prefers puzzles and combat over horror elements. Despite Kamiya's reservations, Resident Evil Requiem has achieved record-breaking sales for the franchise and is set to receive new content, including a minigame and photo mode.
