Gamespot:
In honor of Resident Evil's 20th anniversary, we spoke with game director Shinji Mikami and lead programmer Yasuhiro Ampo about a little horror game that accidentally spawned a genre.
'As long as this company's my responsibility, I would not let that happen.'
Hidetaka Miyazaki describes FromSoftware's relationship with parent company Kadokawa and references Satoru Iwata's perspective on layoffs.
As it should be. At this rate the Western side of the industry will crash and we may yet see the resurgence of Japanese gaming development. Really miss the PS1 days. No bloated budgets, diverse games and many IPs that exist today are from that era. Perhaps the industry does need a reset.
We need more Satoru Iwata type game CEOs in this industry. Phil Spencer that piece of shit will never be the CEO that Iwata was.
During Summer Games Fest last week, I frequently asked our friends in the games media what they've seen or played that's impressed them. We don't get to play as much as we'd like at GamesIndustry.biz, and so it's useful intel to hear what the journalists think.
In almost every conversation, one game would come up again and again: Astro Bot.
First game I’ve been this excited for since the launch of PS5. Can’t wait!
Austin Suther of TechRaptor writes, "Gen Urobuchi, creator behind famous anime properties like Psycho-Pass and Fate/Zero, tells us all about his upcoming game, Rusty Rabbit."
Definitely interested. I enjoy Metroidvanias if done well and I love weird stories so this is sounding good already.
I still play Resident Evil 1 till this day. The game is a masterpiece.
And then he ponders to himself where those roots have actually went....oh yeah Capcom decided to use weed killer instead of fertilizer
RE5 was the last RE game I was interested in.
Re is dead till they make games like the first 3