Toshihiro Nagoshi Says His Next Title Will Be Like a “Tarantino Movie”

It seems like we’ve a basic concept of what to anticipate with Toshihiro Nagoshi’s latest IP at his model new studio. The developer spoke with German publication 4Players, which was translated by Video Game Chronicles. In the interview, Nagoshi states that his new IP wouldn’t stray too removed from his most well-known sequence; Yakuza. Nagoshi reiterated that whereas he couldn’t give any concrete info at this second, he did point out that he needs his new IP to be considered extra like a “Quentin Tarantino film.”

Yakuza creator Toshihiro Nagoshi says his subsequent recreation can be ‘violent and silly like a Tarantino movie’.https://t.co/TFx9lI7j6e pic.twitter.com/CkXseYDWYO

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Nagoshi states that his new IP may have violence to an extent, however may also incorporate themes of humor and emotion on the identical time. “I want a human touch, a bit of silliness, and a bit of seriousness, that’s what I’m in the mood for at the moment.” Nagoshi didn’t give any info on when the sport could be revealed, however he did point out that the followers “probably won’t have to wait too much longer” indicating that we may see an official announcement pretty quickly. As we talked about earlier, this fashion is similar to Nagoshi’s Yakuza franchise when he was working at Sega and could be very a lot a trademark fashion of his as a developer.

Nagoshi’s departure from Sega was reported a yr in the past this month and was a little bit of a shock to the gaming neighborhood. This was largely because of the resurgence of the Yakuza franchise within the western area, which had rapidly grow to be some of the in style sequence in latest reminiscence. This was emphasised by the mammoth success of their most up-to-date entry, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, which was lauded for its modern change in gameplay mechanics whereas maintaining the violence and humor intact. Sega intends to maintain the Yakuza sequence going as we not too long ago noticed some preliminary photos by way of a behind the scenes video of Yakuza 8. As of this writing Sega has not made an official reveal, and hopefully they’ll unveil it within the coming months.