Toshihiro Nagoshi believes game size won't be as important as it used to be
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Mac Walters is a longtime BioWare veteran who left the studio earlier this year
The recent Good Old Games bundle made some strange, post-game changes
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'What the world expects from us is games with dramatic and moving stories.'
Masayoshi Yokoyama of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio talks about the future of the franchise
Both Toshihiro Nagoshi and Daisuke Sato are leaving the studio they helped establish ten years ago
That headline makes it sound like it's two guys, but Ryuta Ueda handled both jobs himself
Nagoshi has been at Sega since 1989, and has his own studio
Jet Set Radio, Sonic the Hedgehog, and now Yakuza collide in the next Super Monkey Ball
Sega’s cult classic franchises finally join forces
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It’s called Lost Judgment and once again stars celebrity Takuya Kimura as lawyer-turned-detective Takayuki Yagami.
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Sega’s Toshihiro Nagoshi talks about the birth and history of the Yakuza series in a fascinating 20-minute-plus interview. It’s a look back at the series and how Yakuza arrived at the place it is today. Definitely worth a watch!
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At this year’s Tokyo Game Show, Archipel (makers of the excellent Toco Toco TV series) ran a series of very cool little interviews after bumping into famous Japanese games developers, like Yakuza’s Toshihiro Nagoshi.