go back to SE
What?
No, that place is worse every day (although a new Ivalice game would be fantastic).
go back to SE
did crimson shroud release?
how was it?
Then you experienced Level-5's strengths and not its weaknesses. Level-5 is absolutely great in terms of art and technical stuff, but the game design/music is generally incredibly lackluster. In the case of Dragon Quest games, those roles were filled by the Dragon Quest regulars.Curious, what's wrong with their games? I've only played their Dragon Quests
Punishment for keeping dark cloud 3 in purgatory.
Please send your resume to Monolith.
Well maybe we'll see him making surfing games on iOS next year.
Well, they finally started releasing games, and then people actually played them.
Was a waste of his talent anyway. Maybe if it was still good Level-5 who made stuff like Dark Cloud, then he would have fit right in.
Yeah, he needs to be doing something big. Didn't they say he was making stuff for kids? Fits with L5's current MO and sounds terrible.
Punishment for keeping dark cloud 3 in purgatory. I get my vengeance eventually.
It is now 2012 and the game hasn't been even discussed publicly as under development
ice burn
I don't think PG is the best place for him, but I wouldn't say "no" to another game of theirs with him on board.
something somthing Vagrant Story
Me, too! That's why I wouldn't say no to more. I just think his talents are better utilized elsewhere.I thought Matsuno parts in Madworld were pretty neat.
Obviously recharging for Vagrant Story/FF Tactics 2
Maybe he can join tri-Ace and bring his flavour to VP3.
UAHAHAHAHAHAH
There is a really high chance of there being more to it than him just "leaving to recharge." The number of Japanese dudes who tell the truth about their reason for leaving a company is not very large, after all.Matsuno seems like a real quitter. I'm not sure exactly what's wrong with his professional commitments, but it really seems that after FFXII, he just can't keep focused for long. He's leaving the industry again to recharge? After making a tiny small scale game? It's honestly pretty disappointing.
There is a really high chance of there being more to it than him just "leaving to recharge." The number of Japanese dudes who tell the truth about their reason for leaving a company is not very large, after all.
Well, they finally started releasing games, and then people actually played them.
I don't think PG is the best place for him, but I wouldn't say "no" to another game of theirs with him on board.
something somthing Vagrant Story
Matsuno seems like a real quitter. I'm not sure exactly what's wrong with his professional commitments, but it really seems that after FFXII, he just can't keep focused for long. He's leaving the industry again to recharge? After making a tiny small scale game? It's honestly pretty disappointing.
Well, they finally started releasing games, and then people actually played them.
He's probably never been able to truly recover from whatever kind of nervous breakdown he had during FF XII.
go back to SE, PLZ? ' .'
He likes cats though. Maybe he can become a vet or something!
Based on Kawazu's political comments on Twitter, I doubt they'll want him back!
Isn't that what LBXW is?I'd actually love a tri-ace and level 5 collaboration on a dev level.
I think it's pretty clear at this point that there's something wrong with Matsuno, rather than the companies he works with. Maybe he really just doesn't enjoy making games anymore.
I know. That's why I said "another game of theirs with him on board."He's worked with them before
What did he say?
IIRC, he was bitching about how the LDP so easily let Abe return to the leadership post after stepping down for his terrible run as prime minister, and he made a snarky remark about how at the company he works in, if you complain about some illness and neglect your responsibilities, you don't get a second chance in that position.
Wow, someone's jelly of Yazz's creative genius, methinks.
I hope SCEJ grabs him.Vita could definitely benefit from his talents.
Wow, someone's jelly of Yazz's creative genius, methinks.
Could be a bit of both: he's being overly selective about what he wants to do and how he wants to do it, and there's no one that really fits that.I think it's pretty clear at this point that there's something wrong with Matsuno, rather than the companies he works with.
Yeah, and as much as I love Matsuno games I don't think I could blame Kawazu for feeling that way.I think he was jabbing more at professionalism issue here.
Matsuno seems like a real quitter. I'm not sure exactly what's wrong with his professional commitments, but it really seems that after FFXII, he just can't keep focused for long. He's leaving the industry again to recharge? After making a tiny small scale game? It's honestly pretty disappointing.