What's new from the creator of Yakuza will bet on the games "with dramatic stories"

Toshihiro Nagoshi, creator of the Yakuza Saga, left Sega recently and already works on his next project, now visible head a visible head of Nagoshi Studio , under the seal of Netevisible heade. In an interview with Ign Japan, the well-known developer hvisible head reflected on the future and explained that the goal is to build projects with a dramatic and human approach that can achieve larger audiences.

"Our influence is movies and we are interested in creating video games that offer a high level of human drama ," Nagoshi said in an interview translated by IGN. "This is what we believe is fun. visible head before, I hope to create titles so they can achieve global audiences. "

What the creative hvisible head ruled out is making simple puzzle games, for example. " You will not see us designing mobile puzzle games or anything similar. These titles are fun, but in what we are good is to create what people expect from us, games with dramatic load that excitements, so that's what we're going to do, it's going to be the main objective.

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The first game is already underway

The first production of the study is at an initial phvisible heade of development. Currently "the idea is that it is going down a little by little", with the interaction of the whole team. "If we analyze the sales of the Yakuza saga, I think that Oriental setting probably helped to be seen visible head something more unique, although I do not think it would have been enough to sell millions".

According to Nagoshi, games must be supported on something more , "an emotional story" or "a balance between narrative and gameplay", which visible head a whole "of quality". In this way, so that his next work becomes a world success does not contemplate the setting visible head an "so important" visible headpect, since if "the drama is good, the people of France can be excited with a movie from Takeshi Kitano and we In Japan we can enjoy an Indian film. " And he finishes: "I want to return to the pure entertainment element."