The announcement of Capcom in the continuation of ōki was a great surprise last year, especially because the original is known for being a commercial flop. But in a recent interview, the manufacturer Capcom, Yoshiaki Hirabayashi, pointed out that the reputation of ōkami in the field of swimming is no longer deserved, and that the publisher for a long time wanted to do the continuation of ōki.
Talking with IgnHirabayashi noticed that while ōki was subject to the initial premiere in 2005, his various ports have provided a indefinite stream of sales over the past twenty years, increasing a total of 4.6 million pieces in different versions. “I know specifically that people still enjoy this game, only from the numbers. Usually, when we look at games, sales slowed down and they are constantly decreasing, “Hirabayashi said Rebekah Valentine Rebekah. “But for ōki we see that we see it was a permanent stream of people always enjoying the game.
Therefore, Capcom has been looking at the continuation of Okas for years. But Hirabayashi says that the publisher “had to have some key people” before formally implementing the project. When Hirabayashi says “key people”, he means the original director ōki Hidki Kamiy, who until recently was occupied in Platinumgames, as well as several other veterans ōki employed in the Head Works machine. Considering the dispersion of talent ōki, Hirabayashi says: “It took some time before all the stars equalized.”
For his part, Kamiya was also convinced to continue continuing with ō with his lasting popularity, although from a less commercial perspective. “All the shouts of fans just heard me,” said Kamiya Ign. “Without everyone’s votes, without cheering us, we wouldn’t go on with it. Thank you very much”.
It took me a lot of time for PC. But finally he reached the glorious HD form in 2017. Former deputy editor Edge, Chris Schilling, sang praised for PC Gamer. “There is something in the way Okami is directly about telling her story – basically throwing you as an artist telling a fairy tale in the strokes of your brushes – which seems strangely magical” – he wrote in his review. “Among the simplest interactions, he has a sense of admiration, regardless of whether they are a tender a bit of ink -producing stars to fill the constellation, a crescent to accelerate gloomy, or a snake line intended to floating flowering to the spirit of amateras upwards.”
