A breakdown of how much every major retailer takes from the sale of a game.
Hideki Kamiya will be leaving PlatinumGames on October 12, 2023.
Phil better have that check ready. Hideki expertise and knowledge would be a great asset to the Xbox team and can possibly bring growth in the Asia region.
Phil already canceled a Kamiya game(Scalebound) so we know he doesn't have the check ready. And that check couldn't keep Shinji Mikami there either...but maybe?
I’m still bitter about that cancellation. Even if it was in dev hell he could’ve given it to an internal studio.
@CrimsonWing69
"I’m still bitter about that cancellation. Even if it was in dev hell he could’ve given it to an internal studio."
Are you crazy???
That would be extremely disrespectful!
How sudden, I wonder what changed.
Maybe after the certain story choices and direction for Bayonetta 3 they can hopefully make it more like the first two games.
i've always felt platinum games lack of growth/failures can be traced back to kamiya. He seems like a very troublesome person to work with
Kamiya is the father of Devil May Cry, Bayonetta, and a number of other great titles. Admitting "some of his works were great" kind of undersells his portfolio, but that's just me.
That said, he's blocked me on Twitter. Twice. For asking legitimate, non -trolling questions, no less 🤣
His temper is volcanic, but I still like him. He's fun.
Pizza-obsessed animals, people made of bread, and surviving scientists made up some of my favourite indies at Gamescom.
From GameWatcher: "Following the announcement that Resident Evil Village and Resident Evil 4 Remake will be playable on the iPhone 15 Pro later this year, publisher Capcom has confirmed that it intends to develop more titles for mobile platforms.
Capcom's push into the mobile market is meant to support the company's efforts of reaching an annual sales volume of 100 million copies. In addition, it will not affect the PC's status as main platform."
Yet somehow Epic is making it sound like Valve are the bad guys here when almost everywhere else it's a similar standard for the revenue cut.
Interesting