Rice boat to two first talk about reasons for leaving C society does not attach importance to developers feel

(Compiler/Sky White) Capcom, Director of Research and Development, game, and the two have joked at this year's Tokyo video games show that he hates his current job and wants to retire as soon as possible.　　However, the rice boat to the two joking is now a reality, the end of this month he will leave from Capcom. During this time, the founder of the Lockerbie series has been in the limelight because of his harsh criticism of the development of the Japanese gaming industry and the recent resignation incident.　　He will leave C at the end of the month, and he once again insists that the game industry in Japan needs to work hard. "I quit because I think the game industry itself has to change the way it makes games," "You may think I'm too hypocritical, but the fact is that Japanese developers are turning from creators to working people, which is why Japanese games have stalled," rice-boat said in a 4Gamer interview with Japanese website media.　　"He also thinks that the employees who are in charge of the development work at the company are too comfortable, perhaps the company's system makes them feel safe, so they all hold a rice bowl but don't think ahead." "When I was 20 years old, I was really enthusiastic, but now I'm 45 years old," he said. Our generation, whether good or bad, at least we saved the game industry back.　　"The Capcom, who spent 23 years in the C club, was the global product director at the end of the year, overseeing the game, including the Lost Planet and the zombie siege." In his statement, C has now become both bureaucratic and bloated. Because of this, a lot of the game's budget is out of control, which is why some original games they give up halfway and outsource to other companies to do, such as "Zombie Siege 2", "Street Fighter 4" and "Marvel vs. Capcom 3".　　These games are the latest or upcoming games made by outsourcing companies. "For Capcom, it doesn't care whether the game is about rice-boat development or a nameless studio, which is why I finally chose to leave," he said. "It was a sad farewell, it really hurt me." "(Edit/Ming)