"The Long Road to Dragon's Dogma 2: Director Reveals Challenges and Inspirations"
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Dragon's Dogma 2's prolonged development was due to game director Hideaki Itsuno's commitments to other major projects at Capcom, requiring a significant amount of resources, manpower, and planning for the open-world style game. Itsuno's involvement in multiple Devil May Cry games further delayed the sequel, but it's now set to release on March 22 for PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC.
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