Following the rejection of the offer, Tecmo announced a more preferable partner they planned on joining: Koei. Given the strengths of Tecmo in the Western market, Koei would bring the company full circle with a stronger presence in the Eastern market. Koei is best known for their Dynasty Warriors hack-and-slash series which retains a high level of popularity in the Japanese and Asian market as a whole.
According to Tecmo, both companies are on board for the merger and things should be moving forward in the coming days.
You get this feeling though that someday the videogame industry is going to be like film and music industries where there's this handful of a big players and no one else.
THIS is the videogaming Nintendo is killing!
QuoteTHIS is the videogaming Nintendo is killing!
It sucks because I kind of liked this "making super awesome games" trend. I don't understand why anyone supports this new direction as a good thing.
I almost wish Nintendo would do something to help these smaller/midlevel companies remain independent.
QuoteTHIS is the videogaming Nintendo is killing!
It sucks because I kind of liked this "making super awesome games" trend. I don't understand why anyone supports this new direction as a good thing.
What does this mean for Itagaki?
What does this mean for Itagaki?
GAME OVER, MAN!