Nagoshi Studio wants its first game with NetEase to be like a 'Tarantino film'
Toshihiro Nagoshi doesn't want to stray too far from what made the Yakuza games successful, straddling the line between serious and silly.
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Toshihiro Nagoshi doesn't want to stray too far from what made the Yakuza games successful, straddling the line between serious and silly.
Studio head Toshihiro Nagoshi assures fans that his studio is still dedicated to games that deliver dramatic experiences, even under NetEase.
Toshihiro Nagoshi has officially opened the studio he'll be working from with a team of Sega veterans.
Daisuke Sato is the second major dev to exit the Yakuza developer house alongside the previously reported Toshihiro Nagoshi.
Toshihiro Nagoshi is reportedly in 'final negotiations' to join NetEase after a 32 year career at Sega.
Takaya Imamura reassures fans that the beloved series isn't dead.
The lead producer on GameCube's F-Zero GX wouldn't mind taking another shot at a new, challenging game in the sci-fi racing franchise.
Sega COO Okitane Usui is retiring at the end of March, leading to a corporate reshuffling in the wake of poor fiscal results in the most recent quarter.
Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi held an online conference via Japan's Nico Nico Video network this week, revealing the first bits of information on the next game in the series.