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The director behind the acclaimed Dragon's Dogma series is taking significant steps to expand his creative horizons by establishing a new office in Osaka for his studio, Lightspeed Japan. This move marks a pivotal moment in the evolution of the studio, as it aims to harness local talent and expertise from the vibrant gaming community in Osaka.
In a strategic recruitment effort, the studio is bringing on board veterans from iconic franchises such as Devil May Cry and Street Fighter. These industry stalwarts are expected to infuse the team with their rich experience and innovative ideas, paving the way for exciting new projects. The collaboration between these seasoned developers promises to create a dynamic environment where creativity and technical prowess can flourish.
As the gaming landscape continues to evolve, the establishment of the Osaka office signals a commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring new avenues in game development. Fans eagerly await the fruits of this collaboration, hoping for fresh and groundbreaking titles that reflect the unique vision of the expanded team.
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