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Hideaki Itsuno Brings Several Ex CAPCOM Developers to His New LightSpeed Studio

Renowned game designer Hideaki Itsuno famously left CAPCOM around a year ago after a thirty-year career at the Japanese company. A couple of months later, we learned that he would become the head of a new Japan-based team at Tencent subsidiary LightSpeed Studios, which would create action games, per his expertise. Now, as reported by VideoGamesChronicle, LightSpeed has announced new milestones for the studio: the hiring of several key developers…

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Devil May Cry 5 Director Thinks Topping The Game Will Be Very Hard; Says He's Proud of His Work

See full bio Avinash Jaisrani At Tech4Gamers, I contribute as a News Reporter, combining my skills and gaming enthusiasm to keep our audience updated on the latest developments. See full bio Story Highlight The Devil May Cry 5 director believes he would not have been able to improve the series any further. He states that competing with the series will be challenging moving forward, but the future is unpredictable. Hideaki Itsuno also wishes Ca…

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Multiple Ex-Capcom Veterans Surfaced in LightSpeed Japan Studio’s New Office!

Osaka is home to LightSpeed Japan Studio, which is part of Tencent. It is also home to the director of Devil May Cry V. Led by Hideaki Itsuno, the director of Devil May Cry 2–5 and the Dragon’s Dogma series, LightSpeed Japan Studio has announced that it will open a new office in Osaka in addition to its Tokyo branch. The studio will also bring in Capcom veterans Bingo Morihashi, Daigo Ikeno, and Gouda Cheese (who, judging by his name, must lov…

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