Dragon’s Dogma and Satan Might Cry director Hideaki Itsuno has departed Capcom after greater than three many years of service. The achieved designer, whose final challenge was Dragon’s Dogma 2, introduced that August 30 was his final day at Capcom after 30 years and 5 months.
Hideaki Itsuno’s title is synonymous with Dragon’s Dogma and Satan Might Cry
Itsuno joined Capcom in 1994 and has been working there since, making the Japanese big his solely employer to this point. Whereas at Capcom, he was concerned in a lot of hit franchises however is most recognized for Satan Might Cry and Dragon’s Dogma.
Itsuno isn’t leaving the business, and in a message on X, requested followers to remain tuned for his subsequent “creation.” His subsequent endeavor has but to be revealed on the time of this writing.
“Thanks in your long-term help of the video games and characters I’ve been answerable for,” Itsuno wrote. “From September, I’ll begin growing a brand new recreation in a brand new setting. I hope to create enjoyable, lovely video games which might be as memorable as, or much more memorable than, those I’ve created thus far.”
Itsuno’s portfolio additionally consists of 1995’s Avenue Fighter Alpha and 2003’s Resident Evil Outbreak, amongst quite a few different titles.
