"This game is currently being developed by producer Sakamoto and directors Horii, Ito and Mitake. You can witness it in the recently released Lost Judgment and will see it in the upcoming sequel to Yakuza: Like a Dragon which will continue Ichiban Kasuga's story. "Ryu Ga Gotoku's predecessors have passed down their beliefs and know-how to each and every staff member. Studio director and executive producer Masayoshi Yokoyama said: Sega confirmed the pair's departure while in the same breath announcing a reorganisation of Ryu Ga Gotoku's leadership. Yakuza director and producer Daisuke Sato is also leaving Sega, presumably to follow Nagoshi to NetEase.
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Nagoshi is a 30-year Sega veteran who has worked on the likes of Daytona and Virtua Fighter, but it is the Yakuza series and its various spin-offs that have seen him achieve legendary status among fans. Stay tuned for the many new beginnings!" Toshihiro Nagoshi. "Once again, I would like to express my deepest appreciation to all of you. I ask that you continue your support of the studio's endeavors. To achieve that, they too need to continue to learn, challenge themselves, and grow.
"Though I don't know for sure what they will create, I believe the new generation will further enhance the foundation we built over the years and deliver great games to the world. "As of today, a new Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is born where the series will live on," Nagoshi said. In a farewell post on the website of Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio, developer of the Yakuza games, Nagoshi thanked fans for their support over the years.
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