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"It's a massive failure": Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto slams short-term profit gains that have "burned through the talents of so many people"
Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto criticized the focus on short-term profits and recouping investments in game development, stating it leads to a "massive failure" by burning through talent. He believes games that resonate most are created from fundamental ideas and unique concepts, rather than chasing market trends or immediate financial returns.
Bayonetta creator says Capcom might be thriving thanks to a constant push to create new IP like Pragmata
Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya attributes Capcom's consistent success to its willingness to develop new intellectual properties, citing Pragmata as a prime example. Despite some new IP attempts not reaching widespread success, Capcom's management and talented staff have led to a string of critically acclaimed and commercially successful titles since 2017.
I wish Capcom wasn't joking, because I seriously want to play a cozy Leon Kennedy life sim
The author expresses a strong desire for Capcom to develop a cozy life simulation game starring a retired Leon Kennedy from the Resident Evil series. This concept, initially a joke by Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya, would involve Leon fishing, baking, and engaging in community activities, appealing to players who enjoy cozy games but are deterred by the horror genre.
Resident Evil 2 Director Wants Leon to Return for a Cozy Game About His Retirement — And It Sounds Very Different to Resident Evil Requiem
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya has shared his concept for a retirement-themed game starring Leon S. Kennedy, envisioning a cozy experience that diverges significantly from the traditional survival horror genre. This hypothetical title would explore a new direction for the Resident Evil franchise.
Hideki Kamiya thinks there should be a cozy Resident Evil game, where 'retired Leon goes fishing in the…
Game director Hideki Kamiya, known for his work on the original Resident Evil and Resident Evil 2, has proposed a concept for a cozy, non-scary Resident Evil game. He envisions a title where a retired Leon Kennedy engages in activities like fishing, gardening, and baking, rather than survival horror. Kamiya suggested this idea to Capcom, expressing his own desire to play such a game.
Capcom Says Betting On Teams Instead Of Visionaries Changed The Company
Capcom attributes its recent success to a shift from individual-driven development to a team-first mentality. This change, implemented after examining responsibilities to shareholders, involved rebuilding titles from the ground up with a team-based approach, leading to significant transformation despite potential temporary sales dips. This strategy contrasts with creator-driven games, which can be tied to the ideas of a single person.
Devil May Cry creator reveals how Devil May Cry started as a Resident Evil game
Devil May Cry creator Hideki Kamiya revealed that the original Devil May Cry game began development as a Resident Evil title for Capcom. The project eventually evolved into Devil May Cry due to new concepts developed during its early stages, releasing in 2001 on the PlayStation 2.
Nier and Devil May Cry leads say "a lot of Korean developers are ahead of Japan," and I can't imagine Crimson Desert has helped their fear of "being left behind"
Nier creator Yoko Taro and Devil May Cry creator Hideki Kamiya believe Korean developers are technologically ahead of Japan in game development. They expressed admiration for the quality and innovation emerging from Korea, citing titles like Crimson Desert, Lies of P, and Stellar Blade. The developers stated that this competition inspires them to improve their own work and not be left behind.
Devil May Cry and Bayonetta creator says he'd rather have a game cancelled than release "something…
Devil May Cry and Bayonetta creator Hideki Kamiya stated he would prefer a game to be cancelled rather than released in a subpar state. He emphasized prioritizing creative vision over strict schedules, even if it means projects might not see the light of day. Kamiya also mentioned his work on Okami and reflected on past cancelled projects like Scalebound.
Leaker claims major story expansion for Resident Evil Requiem coming this month
A leaker and dataminers claim that a major story expansion for Resident Evil Requiem, titled Extraction, is set to release this month. This expansion is rumored to feature Ada Wong and Leon Kennedy. Separately, game creator Hideki Kamiya has criticized individuals who have leaked spoilers for the game.
28 years later, Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya casually confirms that fans were right about where Leon…
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya confirmed a long-standing fan theory that the protagonist Leon Kennedy was named after the character from the film Léon: The Professional. Kamiya revealed on Twitter that he suggested the name to series creator Shinji Mikami during the game's development, and the connection was further referenced in Leon's next game with the 'Matilda' gun and 'Professional' difficulty setting.
Resident Evil's Leon Kennedy is named after a milk-guzzling hitman, Hideki Kamiya casually confirms
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya confirmed that the character Leon Kennedy was named after the hitman from the 1994 film Léon: The Professional. Kamiya shared that he proposed the name to series creator Shinji Mikami during development, and it was accepted. The article also notes other references to the film within the Resident Evil series, such as the 'Professional' difficulty setting and the 'Matilda' handgun.
Resident Evil 2 Director Hideki Kamiya Confirms Leon S. Kennedy Is Named After 1994 Movie Leon: The Professional
Resident Evil 2 director Hideki Kamiya confirmed that the character Leon S. Kennedy was named after the 1994 film Léon: The Professional. This revelation comes after nearly 30 years of fan speculation regarding the character's namesake.
Resident Evil's Leon Is, In Fact, Named After A 1994 French Action Film
Resident Evil 2 director K Hideki Kamiya confirmed that the character Leon S. Kennedy is named after Luc Besson's 1994 French action film Leon: The Professional. Kamiya discussed the naming process with Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami, who approved the suggestion. The article also notes other references to the film within the Resident Evil series, such as the 'Professional' difficulty setting and the 'Matilda' handgun.
Okami director Hideki Kamiya shares special 20th anniversary message as work continues on the sequel
Capcom is working on a sequel to the action-adventure game Okami, with director Hideki Kamiya sharing a special message for the original game's 20th anniversary. Kamiya expressed gratitude for the fans' enduring support, which has been crucial for the sequel's development. While no release window has been set, Kamiya stated he is dedicating significant effort to the new Okami title.
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.
Hideki Kamiya shares message to fans on Okami’s 20th anniversary
Hideki Kamiya shared a message to fans celebrating the 20th anniversary of Okami, expressing pride in the game's legacy and the connections players have made with it. He also confirmed he is working on a new Okami sequel, promising to dedicate significant effort to its development.
Okami 20th Anniversary Merchandise and Concert Announced
Capcom has launched a special website to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Okami, coinciding with its original Japanese PlayStation 2 release date. Exclusive to the Japanese version of the site are announcements for a 20th Anniversary Concert and various merchandise collections, including framed art and apparel.
"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.
20 Years Later, Okami Still Offers A Distinct Take On Zelda's Formula
Twenty years after its release, Okami continues to stand out for its unique blend of action-adventure gameplay and distinct Japanese folklore-inspired art style. While structurally similar to The Legend of Zelda series with its dungeon-based progression and ability acquisition, Okami's Celestial Brush mechanic and commitment to its artistic vision set it apart. The game's director, Hideki Kamiya, aimed to capture the beauty of the Japanese countryside, resulting in an experience that remains visually striking and thematically rich.
