Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno to lead PUBG Mobile dev's new Japanese studioHideaki Itsuno, creator of Dragon's Dogma, has joined LightSpeed Studios to lead the new Japan studio focusing on original AAA action games.
The father of Devil May Cry himself Hideaki Itsuno has found a new home at LightSpeed Studios, and is working on new AAA action gamesHideaki Itsuno joins LightSpeed Studios to spearhead the development of new AAA action games, promising an exciting future for the gaming landscape.
Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno to lead PUBG Mobile dev's new Japanese studioHideaki Itsuno, creator of Dragon's Dogma, has joined LightSpeed Studios to lead the new Japan studio focusing on original AAA action games.
The father of Devil May Cry himself Hideaki Itsuno has found a new home at LightSpeed Studios, and is working on new AAA action gamesHideaki Itsuno joins LightSpeed Studios to spearhead the development of new AAA action games, promising an exciting future for the gaming landscape.
30 Years Later, a Legendary Capcom Developer Is Leaving the Studio For a Mysterious New GameHideaki Itsuno leaves Capcom after 30 years, aiming to create games as memorable as his past work, notably the Devil May Cry series.
Capcom legend behind Dragon's Dogma leaves after 30 yearsHideaki Itsuno has left Capcom after over 30 years, raising concerns about the future of Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma series.
Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno says he's leaving Capcom to start a new projectHideaki Itsuno is leaving Capcom after a long career to develop a new game in a different environment.
Dragon's Dogma 2 took five years to develop - but the ideas behind it have been 12 years in the makingDragon's Dogma is no longer a cult hit, but a popular and well-selling series with a large fan base.The original Dragon's Dogma has sold over 7 million copies, comparable to other successful Japanese RPG titles like Persona 5 and Final Fantasy games.
30 Years Later, a Legendary Capcom Developer Is Leaving the Studio For a Mysterious New GameHideaki Itsuno leaves Capcom after 30 years, aiming to create games as memorable as his past work, notably the Devil May Cry series.
Capcom legend behind Dragon's Dogma leaves after 30 yearsHideaki Itsuno has left Capcom after over 30 years, raising concerns about the future of Devil May Cry and Dragon's Dogma series.
Dragon's Dogma director Hideaki Itsuno says he's leaving Capcom to start a new projectHideaki Itsuno is leaving Capcom after a long career to develop a new game in a different environment.
Dragon's Dogma 2 took five years to develop - but the ideas behind it have been 12 years in the makingDragon's Dogma is no longer a cult hit, but a popular and well-selling series with a large fan base.The original Dragon's Dogma has sold over 7 million copies, comparable to other successful Japanese RPG titles like Persona 5 and Final Fantasy games.