Yakuza Creator Predicts End of "Game Size" Era, But His Next Game Is Large

Toshihiro Nagoshi, creator of Yakuza, believes the focus on game size as a selling point is waning, yet his next project is also large-scale.
Yakuza Creator Predicts End of "Game Size" Era, But His Next Game Is Large
Toshihiro Nagoshi, the creative mind behind the Yakuza series, recently shared his thoughts on game development in an interview with Famitsu. He believes the era of focusing on game size as a primary selling point is coming to an end, even as his own next project is shaping up to be quite large. Nagoshi, who left SEGA three years ago to found his own studio at NetEase, is currently working on an action-adventure game. While he acknowledged the current trend towards larger games, particularly in Western markets, he expressed concern about the overall volume of content available to players: "I feel that the era of games where volume is the selling point is about to pass... I think the volume of console games in the lives of average game fans may be a bit excessive." Despite this, Nagoshi admitted that his upcoming title is also "a bit large in scale" and features a complex game system. His team is currently working on finding the right balance for the game's size a…

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