Ghostwire: Tokyo loses its director Ikumi Nakamura

    Ghostwire: Tokyo loses its director Ikumi Nakamura

    “After nine years as creative director and art director at Tango Gameworks and Zenimaz, that experience is over. I learned a lot from the talents I've worked with and what I respect. " These are the director's farewell words on her Twitter profile.

    The now famous director Ikumi Nakamura, which went viral on the web for its exciting way of doing that was seen during theE3 for the presentation of Ghostwire: Tokyo, the new title of Tango Gameworks, he decided to leave the company.



    The software house, in fact, will have to do without her. The reasons are still unknown, much less if there are important reasons or if more simply wanted a breath of fresh air. What is certain is that the title loses an important piece of the development team, so much so that one wonders if this choice of his will have no repercussions on the progress of the game.

    In fact, at the time, Ikumi was both the author of the story and of the scenario and characters of GhostWire: Tokyo, as well as of numerous concept art. She sees her debut first as an environment artist for Okami in Capcom, then as a concept artist for Bayonetta in Platinum Games and finally she joined Tango Gameworks where she also played an important role in the realization of the two chapters of The Evil Within.

    After 9 years as Creative director & Art Director at Tango and Zenimax - I felt here is one of ends of the journeys. I learned from the talented people I've worked with and I respect. ?? Contact me if anyone wants to work with me! → https://t.co/4VKLdY2ejl pic.twitter.com/Hbsuta3Rgo



    - Ikumi Nakamura @ TGS2019 (@ nakamura193) September 4, 2019

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