Published 1 year ago

Tango Gameworks founder Shinji Mikami steps down after 12 years

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Shinji Mikami is leaving Tango Gameworks in the 'coming months' The designer hasn't provided reasons for his departure, or said where he's going next. He's best-known for directing and producing early Resident Evil games. His studio has enjoyed success with the Evil Within series and Ghostwire: Tokyo.

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Gamespot

Shinji Mikami Is Leaving Tango Gameworks

After 12 years, the veteran game developer is leaving the studio that he founded.

1 year ago·United States

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The Verge

Tango Gameworks CEO Shinji Mikami to leave studio

Shinji Mikami, founder of Tango Gameworks, is leaving the studio after 12 years as its CEO. This is the second high-profile departure from Gameworks after Ikumi Nakamura left the company in 2019.

1 year ago·United States

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ComicBook.com

Bethesda Confirms Tango Gameworks Founder Shinji Mikami Is Leaving the Studio

residenShinji Mikami, the creator of the Resident Evil games and the founder of Tango Gameworks, is leaving the studio soon, Bethesda confirmed this week. Confirmation of Mikami's departure from Tango Gameworks followed reports shared on Thursday that suggested the famed developer would indeed be [...]

1 year ago

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NME

Tango Gameworks founder Shinji Mikami steps down after 12 years

Parent company Bethesda has confirmed that Tango Gameworks studio head Shinji Mikami is set to leave after 12 years

1 year ago·London, United Kingdom

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Engadget

Game designer Shinji Mikami is leaving the Bethesda studio he founded

Shinji Mikami, the game designer behind early Resident Evil games and 'Ghostwire: Tokyo,' is leaving the studio he founded..

1 year ago·United States

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Game Informer

Shinji Mikami Is Leaving Tango Gameworks

Tango Gameworks’ founder Shinji Mikami is departing the studio in the coming months after 12 years at the studio. The news was first broken by TrueAchievements, who received and verified a company-wide email to ZeniMax staff announcing the departure before Bethesda publicly confirmed the news on Twitter. Bethesda’s statement, posted below, doesn't cite a reason or a departure date but thanks Mikami for his tenure at the studio: We can confirm …

1 year ago·United States

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