If it ends, it ends
I could talk for hours about Team Ninja.
The studio on which his house was built Dead or alive but really made a name for itself with 2004s Ninja Gaiden is one of the most fascinating action developers in the area. Ninja Gaiden (Black) is still an absolute classic, and its legacy has cost them through more difficult times. They even managed to sign a contract to develop Metroid: Other M, and Omega Force helped with Hyrule Warriors! They have achieved a lot during the two decades and the change they have had.
But regardless of their past accomplishments, I see 2017 as a turning point for Team Ninja. Nioh really knocked it out of the park and showed us what this crew can really do; to throw them properly from the luggage of Tomonobu Itagaki. According to the studio, it is Nioh the journey is done, but they have much more in store for us in the prospect.
In conversation with Famitsu, Fumihiko Yasuda, producer of Team Ninja, says that the “development of the Nioh series will reach a resting point “after” seven long years of development. “As a comment, they probably count the time between the development Nioh after the release of the final DLC for Nioh 2, and / or the upcoming remaster bundle.
I would be sad to see it go, but if they want to hang it, they did right through the series. That said, 4Gamer also had the chance to chat with Team Ninja, and there are reportedly exciting things ahead for 2021. forward to them. ‘
Based on Yasuda’s previous comments, it probably won’t be Nioh related. This uncertain future is exciting! I hope to build Nioh‘s success.
Creator interviews at the end of the year [Famitsu via Gematsu]
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