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El exdirector de Bayonetta Origins ahora en Housemarque

Jan 20,2025 Autor: Nora

PlatinumGames pierde desarrollador clave ante Housemarque

La salida de Abebe Tinari, director de Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon, de PlatinumGames a Housemarque, se suma a las crecientes preocupaciones en torno al futuro de PlatinumGames. Esto sigue a la sonada salida de Hideki Kamiya, el creador de Bayonetta, en septiembre de 2023, quien citó diferencias creativas con la dirección del estudio. El posterior anuncio de Kamiya como desarrollador principal de la secuela de Okami de Capcom alimentó aún más las especulaciones sobre las luchas internas de PlatinumGames.

Los rumores de salidas adicionales de PlatinumGames, confirmados por la eliminación de afiliaciones a la empresa de las redes sociales de varios desarrolladores, intensificaron estas preocupaciones. El traslado de Tinari a Helsinki, Finlandia, y su nuevo rol como diseñador principal de juegos en Housemarque, como se revela en su perfil de LinkedIn, solidifica estos informes.

La experiencia de Tinari probablemente contribuirá a la nueva IP de Housemarque, actualmente no anunciada. Housemarque, adquirida por PlayStation tras el éxito de Returnal en 2021, ha estado desarrollando este proyecto desde entonces, cuya posible revelación no se espera antes de 2026.

El impacto de estas salidas en PlatinumGames sigue siendo incierto. Mientras el estudio celebra el 15º aniversario de Bayonetta, posiblemente insinuando una nueva entrega, el futuro del Proyecto GG, una nueva IP dirigida por el ahora fallecido Kamiya, no está claro. El cronograma de desarrollo del proyecto puede verse afectado significativamente por este cambio. Los acontecimientos recientes plantean dudas sobre la trayectoria general del estudio y los posibles desafíos que se avecinan para sus próximos proyectos.

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