Toshimichi Mori, the creator of the BlazBlue series, has left Arc System Works for the first time in about 20 years. He started working for the company in 2003.
“There is something I would like to report to all users.Translated by Gematsu). I joined Arc System Works after working on Guilty Gear X as an employee of Picpack.For 20 years, I worked on various fighting game titles and developed my own title, BlazBlue. We value the experience of , or you can connect with many users. “
He continued, “I can only thank Arc System Works, the staff who have taken care of me, and all the users who have patronized me. I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude. It may cause some anxiety, especially among fans of the BlazBlue series.
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However, Mori explains that video games aren’t over yet.We are currently thinking of making a game for BlazBlue fans in some way, and we plan to focus on that effort from now on.
Many veteran developers in the Japanese video game industry have moved on or recently retired from where they first established their names.Earlier this year, Ryu ga Gotoku series creator Toshihiro Nagoshi Established after leaving SEGA Netease and his own studio. Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy producer Shinji Hashimoto left Square in May.
In other news from Arc System Works, the Guilty Gear Xrd REV2 rollback netcode on your computer.
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