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KEIJI INAFUNE QUITS CAPCOM
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CloseThe man behind Megaman, Monster hunter and Resident Evil has decided to quit Capcom.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=411847
This is a translation of his interview with 4gamer. He discusses quitting capcom and the japanese gaming market in general. By the way, its a really long read.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=411847
This is a translation of his interview with 4gamer. He discusses quitting capcom and the japanese gaming market in general. By the way, its a really long read.
I heard about this. It sucks, but the Mega Man series will still continue, from my understanding. I mean, of course, the man behind this outstanding series is gone, but I don't think the other people making it will hurt it anymore than it already has been...
...I hope.
...I hope.
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Honestly I'm glad he left to start a new company. It's like the Clover Studios thing. I never really found Capcom to be all that great lately...
He really has no direct influence on the actual megaman series as of now. He says in the interview that he's at the top of the company and the most he can do is just rough planning and saying "ok this looks good." This isn't 1987 when all you had were like 5 people, a computer, and some cartridge in which everyone involved had a hand in making the game.
I heard about this. It sucks, but the Mega Man series will still continue, from my understanding. I mean, of course, the man behind this outstanding series is gone, but I don't think the other people making it will hurt it anymore than it already has been...
...I hope.
He really has no direct influence on the actual megaman series as of now. He says in the interview that he's at the top of the company and the most he can do is just rough planning and saying "ok this looks good." This isn't 1987 when all you had were like 5 people, a computer, and some cartridge in which everyone involved had a hand in making the game.
post=Cielpost=Feldschlacht IVlol, if only
Maybe now we'll see another Breath of Fire game.
Ciel, my dreams are the only thing I have left.
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