Sakaguchi expects great response from “The last story”
Monday, February 20th, 2012 6:08:14 by Farasat Ali
Hironobu Sakaguchi, designer and developer of video games, has returned to the game world by creating “The Last story” after spending a bleak period as a producer in the movie segment of electronic entertainment.
Speaking on the future role of video games, Sakaguchi admitted that the graphics and sound will continue to evolve and went on to reveal that the users will see more entertainment in advanced phones in the near future.
However, he refused to single out a telephonic gadget that can compete with the consoles at the moment. He revealed that Playstation vita is coming out next week in Europe which is very similar to iPhone.
The Japanese designer was also quizzed about how his latest production “The Last Story”. Sakaguchi, who created the famous “Final Fantasy”, admitted that the role of producer and director has been more diffused them ever.
He revealed that he always wanted to give his users something new.
Sakaguchi revealed that though the designer has not agreed with him in bringing some changes to the users, he bring changes that seemed important for that users to live the long adventure.
“The last story” was initially released in Japan and went on to reach Europe after a year. Sakaguchi said that it was not his decision to delay the Nintendo title in U.S. I hope so.
“I am expecting great response from Europe. I do not think that I need to target right niche audience. It depends on gender, age, interests … When I create a new title does not put the focus on
a particular market.” The Japanese sensational developer was quoted as saying.
Sakaguchi denied the reports suggesting that he will create a similar game on 3DS platform and said:
“I have no plans for this platform. Instead I am making three games for IOS for both iPhone and iPad.
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Posted by Farasat Ali
on Feb 20 2012. Filed under Sci-Tech.
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