IGN - Hidetaka Miyazaki is not a man who particularly likes being interviewed. He's perfectly personable, but also quiet and pretty intense, and he really doesn't like cameras. This wasn't much of a problem before Demon's Souls came out, when he was the director of a minor Asia-only game shooting for moderate success. But then that game took off across the world, propelled by a tidal wave of fan and critical adoration, and spawned a sequel that has rudely shoved his studio FROM Software into the spotlight as one of the most brave and unusual developers out there, not to mention a striking ambassador for creativity in the Japanese games industry. Suddenly, everyone wants a piece of him.
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Is the OoT screenshot a comp of hyrule field with the Windows Vista desktop layered over the foreground?
Bandai Namco has released its latest financial report, revealing that the Dark Souls series has reached around 40 million units combined.
Before Elden Ring and Bloodborne, FromSoftware's talents for all things creepy and chilling gave Dark Souls an atmosphere unlike any other.
This feels like the epitome of a 'tepid take'. Dark Souls has always worn its gothic horror influences on its sleeve, it isn't exactly subtle.
mh ur right actually.
dark souls plays around with horror themes without being a straight "horror" game.
bloodborn definitely starts out as that haha.
Hidetaka Miyazaki, you are awesome. Can hardly wait for your next installment into the Soul's series.
I wonder what he will do next?
It seems he is going to take a break from the Souls series a little bit.