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The author, despite not being highly skilled, enjoys Ninja Gaiden 4 for its chaotic, accessible gameplay and forgiving assists, emphasizing that you don't need to master every move to have fun with this action-packed game, which is developed by Platinum Games and features a new protagonist, Yakumo.
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater features a secret Guy Savage mode, developed by Platinum Games, which is a surprise addition to the remake. This minigame, based on a canceled Zone of the Enders prototype, can be accessed after certain in-game actions and includes other Easter eggs and minigames, highlighting the game's faithful recreation and nostalgic elements.
Platinum Games contributed to Konami's Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater by developing a new version of the hidden Easter egg, Snake's Nightmare, a challenging third-person action sequence that offers fans a nostalgic and enhanced experience in the remake.
The launch trailer for the action RPG Granblue Fantasy: Relink has been released ahead of its February 1st launch, showcasing impressive action and a compelling orchestral score. After a long development cycle since its 2016 announcement, the game is finally nearing release, albeit just a day before Persona 3 Reload. Despite the wait, anticipation is high for this title, which was initially a joint venture between Platinum Games and Cygames before the latter continued development independently.
Hideki Kamiya, the creator of Bayonetta, left Platinum Games due to a lack of trust and a difference in direction. He believes games are works of art and wants to create games that reflect his own vision. Kamiya has set up his own YouTube channel and plans to create his next game, which he describes as "a Hideki Kamiya game." He clarified that he did not leave Platinum Games to work on a specific project or with a particular partner. There is speculation about a potential collaboration with Shinji Mikami, but nothing has been confirmed.
Hideki Kamiya, co-founder of Platinum Games and director of games like Bayonetta and The Wonderful 101, has revealed in an interview with IGN that he left the studio because he felt the company's direction was different from his beliefs as a developer. Kamiya sees games as works of art and wants to deliver games that reflect his own artistry. He had deep discussions with Platinum's president, Atsushi Inaba, before deciding to leave. Despite sadness from the development teams, Kamiya does not regret his decision and is now focused on continuing to make games that reflect his own vision.
Hideki Kamiya, co-founder of Platinum Games and director of games like Bayonetta and The Wonderful 101, will be leaving the studio on October 12. The specific reason for his departure is unknown, but both Platinum Games and Kamiya expressed gratitude for his contributions and excitement for his future endeavors. Kamiya co-founded Platinum Games in 2006 after working on Capcom's Resident Evil and Devil May Cry series. It remains to be seen what Kamiya's next move in game development will be.