Every once in a while, another legendary Japanese game producer pops up, ready to try his luck independently after being disappointed or cast aside by one of Japan’s major publishers. Hideo Kojima is obviously the most famous and outspoken example, but he is certainly not alone. Following in his footsteps, we’ve seen the likes of Koji Igarashi (Bloodstained series), Yu Suzuki (Shenmue…
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