As the October 31 release of Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered draws near, we spoke with the 2011 game’s two legendary ...

There has been a lot of bad news surrounding the recent Xbox layoffs, but one low-key aspect should be a very troubling sign ...

Suda 51 and Shinji Mikami are reuniting for a remaster of a cult classic horror-action game. Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered improves the 2011 original with enhanced visuals, additional ...

In 2011, an all-star development team of Goichi Suda, Shinji Mikami, and Akira Yamaoka unleashed Shadows of the Damned on the world. The grindhouse-inspired game reveled in schlock and cheese ...

Shinji Mikami, famed Japanese game designer best known for his work on the Resident Evil series, has decided to leave Tango Gameworks after founding the studio over 10 years ago, according to a ...

Shinji Mikami and Goichi Suda are two titans of Japanese game development with some incredible games between them, including the likes of Resident Evil, Dino Crisis, and Killer 7.. Known for their ...

Suda51 And Shinji Mikami Really Want To Bring Back Killer7 The cult classic action game’s creators talked about making a complete edition of the 2005 title followed, eventually, by a sequel. By.

Goichi “Suda 51” Suda and Shinji Mikami would like to bring back Killer7, either with a brand-new game or a remaster of the original 2005 action title.Suda 51 is known for his stylish, over ...

Shinji Mikami is one of the greatest developers that games have so far seen. He spent his early years at Capcom and, among many other games, created the Resident Evil series, ...

United once again with Goichi 'Suda51' Suda, the next project for Resident Evil creator and director Shinji Mikami is the remaster of Shadows of the Damned, the pair's energetic third-person ...

Shinji Mikami, Former Studio Head, Tango Gameworks: I really liked the outline for Kurayami, but there was no way the Capcom management would have approved it at the time.

Shinji Mikami, Former Studio Head, Tango Gameworks: I really liked the outline for Kurayami, but there was no way the Capcom management would have approved it at the time.