VS Studio: What Harada & SNK's Vision Means for Fighting Gam…
This collaboration could lead to a resurgence of innovative Japanese fighting games, giving players fresh experiences while honoring classic franchises.
This collaboration could lead to a resurgence of innovative Japanese fighting games, giving players fresh experiences while honoring classic franchises.
Key points - Katsuhiro Harada and SNK's Ozan Kocoglu discussed VS Studio's vision to revive Japan's golden era. - The studio plans to develop new IP alongside existing franchises. - Lessons from Fatal Fury's launch are shaping their approach to future games. - VS Studio aims to create innovative fighting games that appeal to both veterans and newcomers.
Timeline - Recently: Harada and Kocoglu discuss VS Studio's vision and new IP plans. - At Fatal Fury's launch: Lessons learned from the release influence VS Studio's strategy.
FAQ
Q: What is VS Studio? A: VS Studio is a new venture involving Tekken's Katsuhiro Harada and SNK's Ozan Kocoglu, aiming to revive Japan's golden era of gaming.
Q: Are they making new games? A: Yes, they plan to develop new IP in addition to working with existing franchises.
Q: What did they learn from Fatal Fury's launch? A: The launch provided lessons that are shaping their approach to future game releases.
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