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A Dream and long Silence

In 2008, Devil May Cry 4 was released to some fanfare but ultimately failed to meet sales expectations by Capcom. By 2008 the industry was vastly different from the environment that Devil May Cry 3 was released in. Which led Capcom to put the series on ice and eventually hand it over to Ninja Theory to put a western spin on the franchise. This was a blessing in disguise however because it allowed Itsuno to finally make the game of his dreams, Dragon’s Dogma.

Now, my love for Dragon’s Dogma is already well documented. But I think it also outlines exactly what makes Itsuno such a great director. Dragons Dogma tries to emulate the experience of going on a lengthy Dungeons&Dragons campaign. Which includes hoofing through fast landscapes full of goblins, wolves, and bandits. And while other titles of its era tried to be convenient and handholding, Dragon’s Dogma tried to go at it the same way Devil May Cry did before.

With gameplay that allowed players to mix and match the styles they liked. And instead of relying on an online coop, you get AI companions who are intentionally flawed to simulate playing with other players. And it’s a title that’s a diamond in the rough. While it might be vastly different from Skyrim, which was released a year before and gave many the impression that that’s what an open-world RPG should be like, Dragon’s Dogma was intentionally weird. And the dramatic irony here is that Dragon’s Dogma never managed to receive the same hype and reverence as Dark Souls a year prior.

This led Itsuno to take a break from any bigger titles, focusing on directing re-releases of his older titles and helping with the development of the Devil May Cry spin-off DmC: Devil May Cry, which was also released to little fanfare.

Career

Early years (1995–2001)

Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors’ Dreamfighting gamesStar Gladiator — Episode 1: Final CrusadeStreet Fighter Alpha 3Street Fighter IIIJoJo’s Bizarre Adventure‘, Power Stone, One Piece Mansion, apcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001

»Devil May Cry» series

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»Dragon’s Dogma»

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Видеоигры
Год	Заголовок	Заметки
1992	Викторина и Драконы: Игра-викторина Capcom	Планировщик
1995	Уличный боец Альфа	Планировщик
1996	Звездный гладиатор	Директор
1997	Школы-соперники: Объединенные судьбой	Директор
1998	Причудливые приключения Джоджо	Планировщик
1999	Камень Силы	Содиректор
2000	Камень силы 2	Директор
Capcom против SNK: Millennium Fight 2000	Планировщик
Проект Правосудие	Директор
Хроники темных охотников: Башня Хаоса	Директор
2001	Особняк One Piece	Директор
Capcom против SNK 2: Знак тысячелетия 2001	Директор
2002	Причудливое приключение GioGio	Планировщик
Auto Modellista	Директор
2003	Дьявол может плакать 2	Замена директора
Шин Мегами Тенсей: Ноктюрн	Разный экипаж
Resident Evil Outbreak	Специальная благодарность
2004	Resident Evil Outbreak: Файл №2	Специальная благодарность
Capcom Fighting Evolution	Консультант
2005	Devil May Cry 3: Пробуждение Данте	Директор
2006	Devil May Cry 3: Специальное издание	Директор
2008	Дьявол может плакать 4	Директор
2012	Догма Дракона	Директор
Зона проекта X	Надзор и сотрудничество
2013	DmC: Devil May Cry	Наблюдательный директор
Догма Дракона: Темное Возрождение	Исполнительный продюсер
2015	DmC: Devil May Cry — окончательное издание	Наблюдательный директор
Devil May Cry 4: Специальное издание	Директор
2019	Дьявол может плакать 5	Директор

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Involvement in the Devil May Cry series[]

Following the unexpected success of 2001’s Devil May Cry, Capcom immediately set out to begin development on a sequel. However, original series director Hideki Kamiya was not brought on board to direct the second installment, and the game was handed over to Capcom Production Team 1 instead of Team Little Devils, with Itsuno appointed as its director. The new team wished to focus on improving the game by expanding its environments, polishing the gameplay of the first game, and including more playable characters such as Lucia and Trish.

In spite of their good intentions, 2003’s Devil May Cry 2, while a financial success at almost 2 million units, was a much different game than its predecessor, gameplay and story wise, garnering it much critical and fan backlash. Itsuno, motivated to improve due to his failure, would later take these criticisms to heart with 2005’s Devil May Cry 3, featuring a return to many of the same concepts as the first, with an emphasis on expanding the combat system, tight, detailed environments, and returning to a characterization of Dante similar to the original, while still maintaining a simpler story.

Altogether, these changes and improvements to Devil May Cry 3 garnered Itsuno much praise from critics and fans alike, solidifying his role as the new series director in the eyes of the gaming public. He would once again serve as primary director for 2008’s Devil May Cry 4 on the PS3, greatly expanding upon the combat featured in the third game, with his efforts resulting in the best selling game of the franchise at 3 million units sold, despite mixed critical reaction.

Between 2008 and 2014, Itsuno’s involvement in the Devil May Cry series became very understated, only serving as a project overseer on the staff of 2013’s DmC: Devil May Cry, a game which garnered much less success than previous installments in the franchise.

As of 2015, Itsuno has once more returned as primary director for Devil May Cry with the updated PS4 remastering of DMC4 known as , where he helped implement new playable characters for the game: Vergil, Trish, and playable for the first time, Lady. In an interview with GameSpot, Itsuno stated that the original series was not over, and the reboot did not kill the franchise despite its sub par performance.

After the announcement of Devil May Cry 5 at E3 2018, Itsuno mentioned on-stage that he had been waiting 4 years to share the game with the community, meaning he and his team had been working on the game since at least 2014, one year before the had been released. He also worked as the supervising director alongside Hiroyuki Kobayashi for Devil May Cry The Live Hacker and as a brand supervisor for TEPPEN.

Video games

Game	Year of release	Role
Quiz & Dragons	1994	Planner
Street Fighter Alpha	1995	Planner
Star Gladiator	1996	Director
Rival Schools: United By Fate	1997	Director
Power Stone	1999	Co-director
Power Stone 2	2000	Director
Capcom vs SNK: Millennium Fight 2000	2000	Planner
Project Justice	2000	Director
Vampire Chronicle	2000	Director
Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001	2001	Director
One Piece Mansion	2001	Director
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Vento Aureo	2002	Planner
Auto Modellista	2002	Director
Devil May Cry 2	2003	Director
Resident Evil: Outbreak	2003	Special thanks
Shin Megami Tensei: Nocturne	2003	Miscellaneous crew
Resident Evil Outbreak File 2	2004	Special thanks
Devil May Cry 3: Dante’s Awakening	2005	Director
Devil May Cry 4	2008	Director
Dragon’s Dogma	2012	Director
DmC: Devil May Cry	2013	Supervising Director
Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen	2013	Director

Hideaki Itsuno Net Worth

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Timeline

2019

The next game in the series, DmC: Devil May Cry, was developed by British developer Ninja Theory; Itsuno was the supervising director on that project. When discussing this decision, Itsuno said: «With DmC this time, we wanted to avoid the problem that befalls some series where you keep making it with the same team, same hardware, and it tends to decrease and fans move away from it… We don’t want the series to die.» The development team included over ninety members, several of whom were from Capcom. Alex Jones and Motohide Eshiro acted as producers, aiming to help Ninja Theory make DmC play like the previous Devil May Cry games. Itsuno’s latest work, Devil May Cry 5, was released in 2019.

2012

Initially, Dragon’s Dogma was intended to be a Western fantasy game. In March 2012, Itsuno said he hoped the game would sell 10 million copies worldwide and one million in Japan. It was successful upon release, prompting Capcom to begin development on a sequel. Itsuno reports that the team was only able to accomplish 60-70% of what they had wanted to in the first game, and hope to include those ideas in the sequel.

In 2012, Itsuno hinted that the Rival Schools and Capcom vs. SNK series may see a revival. The former series was once again hinted in the next year alongside the possibility of a new Devil May Cry entry. Itsuno has also expressed interest in developing a fighting game that would recreate the influence Street Fighter II had on the genre.

2011

Itsuno later directed Dragon’s Dogma. During the press conference at Capcom’s Captivate event in 2011, he stated that Dragon’s Dogma was a game he had been dreaming of making since his school days; it was finally a project he could realize now due to advancing technology. At the time of the press conference, he had been directing a staff of 150 people at Capcom Japan for three years of concept and project development.

2008

Itsuno returned to direct Devil May Cry 4. He stated that the visual design sought to deliver a satisfying sensation of floating in the air, and that the actions of Nero’s Devil Bringer could not be done on contemporary generation consoles, necessitating a new generation of consoles such as the PlayStation 3. Devil May Cry 4 (2008) was met with both commercial and critical success.

1995

Hideaki Itsuno’s earliest work with Capcom was in 1995, where he worked on Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors’ Dream as a designer. He would go on to help develop many other fighting games throughout the 90’s, such as Star Gladiator — Episode 1: Final Crusade, Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter III, JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure, Rival Schools: United By Fate, Power Stone, One Piece Mansion, Darkstalkers and Capcom vs SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, the latter four where he served as director.

1971

Hideaki Itsuno (伊津野英昭 , Itsuno Hideaki) (born April 7, 1971) is a Japanese video game director and video game designer. He has been employed by Capcom for most of his career. He is best known as the director of the Power Stone, Devil May Cry and Dragon’s Dogma series. He was also behind many of Capcom’s popular fighting game series such as Darkstalkers, Street Fighter Alpha, Capcom vs SNK, Street Fighter III and Rival Schools.

Age, Biography and Wiki

Hideaki Itsuno was born on 7 April, 1971 in Osaka, Osaka, Japan, is a Video game director, video game designer. Discover Hideaki Itsuno’s Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 52 years old?

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Career[]

While details of his early life are unknown, Itsuno’s earliest work with Capcom was in 1995, where he worked on Street Fighter Alpha: Warriors’ Dream as a planner. He would go on to help develop many other fighting games throughout the 90’s, such as Street Fighter Alpha 3, Street Fighter III: Third Strike, the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure fighting game, Rival Schools, and Power Stone, the latter two where he served as director.

His most recent works include 2009’s Bionic Commando as part of the research and development support, Super Street Fighter IV as a part of its fine-tuning staff, and the 2012 video game Dragon’s Dogma as its primary director.

Itsuno’s Awakening

Hideaki Itsuno is a certified legend and hero of the industry. Not only has he been one of the cornerstones of Capcom for over 30 years, and his name is on some of the greatest action titles in all gaming. He joined Capcom in 1994 because he was of fighting games and it was just an easy commute, even though he was more a fan of Capcom’s rival in fighting games SNK. The revelation that Itsuno got his starting in fighting games also explains why the man’s focus is on smooth gameplay.

Mro really got his start as a planner on the Street Fighter prequel, Street Fighter Alpha. In Japanese game development, a planner wears a lot of hats, from calling the shots on design decisions all the way to team management. And it’s impressive that just a year into the business, Itsuno got to work on one of Capcom’s crown jewels. After that, Itsuno became one of Capcom’s go-to directors/planners for fighting games and was responsible for some all-time classics like the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure fighting game and Capcom vs. SNK.

But fate would have it that Itsuno would find himself trying to fix a mess that would end up cementing his legacy. You see, initially, Itsuno was about to work on his dream game. An RPG based on his love for Dungeons&Dragons and the ideas for that game would be taken by other staff at Capcom and birth the insanely successful Monster Hunter franchise. Instead, he was brought on to fix the sequel to Hideki Kamiya’s Devil May Cry. Devil May Cry 2 was greenlit for development before the development of the first game had concluded.

Now, the story of Devil May Cry 2’s development is a very complicated one. But to cut it short, the team working on it was mostly composed of developers who had never worked on console games before. Their expertise was solely in arcade games. And while the original Devil May Cry was well received, Devil May Cry 2 couldn’t follow up on that success because the team focused on the aspects they thought defined Devil May Cry and not what fans ended up loving.

But six months before release, Hideaki Itsuno was brought on to bring the game to a shippable state. They shipped, but it left a sour taste in everyone’s mouth. So Itsuno and his team requested the Capcom higher-ups to greenlight a prequel to the original Devil May Cry instead so they could redeem themselves in the eyes of the fans.

And oh man did they ever. Say what you want about Devil May Cry 3, but even 16 years after its initial release, it still is the bar of quality any action game should strive for. And it is a bar that only a few titles reach. Yes, the game is that good. Who would imagine that a team whose expertise lies in fighting games with responsive gameplay that can entertain for hundreds of hours could make a fun and focused single-player experience? Devil May Cry 3 was just as cool as its protagonist Dante and was so successful that a sequel for the upcoming next generation of consoles was ordered.

биография

Хайдеки Итсуно присоединился к Capcom в 1994 году , и его первая работа началась в 1995 году , когда он работал в качестве дизайнера для файтинга Street Fighter Alpha: Сны воинов . Он руководил играми-файтингами Star Gladiator: I — Final Crusade , Rival Schools: United by Fate , JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Heritage for the Future и Power Stone, выпущенными в , , и 1999 годах соответственно . В 2000-х годах он продолжил свою работу в качестве режиссера над такими играми, как Power Stone 2 , Project Justice: Rival Schools 2 или Capcom vs. СНК 2: Знак тысячелетия 2001 .

В году вышел Devil May Cry, и, несмотря на успех названия, его режиссер Хидеки Камия не вернулся к работе над вторым эпизодом . Хотя имя директора, ответственного за Devil May Cry 2 , неизвестно, Хидеаки Ицуно считается режиссером, несмотря на его ограниченное время в проекте. Ицуно была включена в проект только в конце разработки, чтобы вернуть проект в нужное русло после недостатков первоначального директора DMC 2 . Прием неоднозначный и в целом разочаровывающий для Devil May Cry 2 , особенно из-за сбоев в команде разработчиков игры.

Для разработки Devil May Cry 3: Пробуждение Данте Capcom выбирает Хидеаки Ицуно, чтобы полностью реализовать этот проект. Рецензии на этот третий эпизод в целом были положительными и значительно выше, чем у Devil May Cry 2 .

Itsuno возвращается к прямому Devil May Cry 4 , он утверждает в статье , опубликованном в японском журнале Famitsu , что визуальный дизайн стремится дать удовлетворяющее ощущение парения в воздухе , и что действие от Devil Bringer может быть достигнуто только на новое поколении консоли, такие как PlayStation 3 . Devil May Cry 4 был выпущен в 2008 году и имел успех у прессы и геймеров.

Bang, Bang, Bang, Pull My Devil Trigger

Then followed the dark ages, years, and years of no news on a new game by Itsuno and his team. But after the success of Devil May Cry 4’s Special Edition, there were the beginnings of a spur. Like the voice actors posting images of doing motion capture. Ominous tweets by Itsuno himself, and of course the occasional leak or two. But there was no confirmation yet. Until that fateful day at E3 2018 on the Xbox Showcase.

DMC IS BACK! Yelled a 48-year-old Hideaki Itsuno with the excitement of a fourth grader and it was exhilarating. In a time when games got super serious and Capcom was on an upswing yet again, our guardian angel of smooth, smoking sexy style action returned with a trailer that still makes me sob to this day. Just look at it… faking us out by being all serious only to explode into the kind of unbridled action the series is known for.

Devil May Cry 5 was released in 2019 to amazing reviews and ended up shipping 5 million units as reported in April this year. It was for many a return to form and the return of a kind of game many believed dead. That of the unapologetically fun, mechanically well-tuned action game that had long given way to titles that focus on wide-open areas and a deep cinematic narrative. And it’s not just Itsuno, it’s him and his team who came back swinging with the kind of game that stands at the pinnacle of its genre.

Masterworks All, Can’t go Wrong

Since then Itsuno went on to be mysterious about his next project. Even if all of us already knew what it was going to be. In an interview around the release of Devil May Cry 5, he revealed that in 2016 he told the chairman of Capcom Kenzo Tsujimoto that he wanted to make either Devil May Cry 5 or Dragon’s Dogma 2. Now we know that Dragons Dogma is Itsuno’s passion project and the first game ended up as a very good proof of concept limited by budget and the technology of the time. Itsuno also felt like Devil May Cry fans deserved at least one more swan song of the franchise.

So again we would wait… even if it was painfully obvious that something was coming we still had to wait for confirmation. And then around the Summer Gamesfest this year, massive legend Itsuno revealed they would hold a 10th-anniversary event for the initial release of Dragon’s Dogma. This was kinda weird because Capcom never much cared about Dragon’s Dogma outside the release of the Netflix Anime two years prior.

And so, Capcom released this short 12-minute video of Itsuno and his team talking about Dragon’s Dogma with the love of a caring parent. They would go on and on about the conversations they had that led to the design of some of its aspects. How they tried to retrace the myths of iconic monsters, retrace their origin, and use them to inform their design choices. And by the end, all of them ripped off their jackets and shirts and spoke eight magical words that made me cry out in joy in the middle of the night.

“Dragon’s Dogma 2 is currently in development!”

And that Itsuno’s reaction to all the birthday wishes he had received was mostly followed by him assuring people that he and his team are working hard on Dragon’s Dogma tales volumes about the man. He just loves making video games and making people smile. The innocent joy of a 52-year-old having the enthusiasm of a fourth-grader (and I mean that lovingly) is something to behold and something to draw inspiration from.

So here is to you Hideaki Itsuno, my one true love. You are a real hero of this industry and made some of my all-time favorites. Please take it easy and stay healthy, gaming would be way too boring without you. Happy Birthday and keep doing your best!

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Hideaki Itsuno Net Worth

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Age, Biography and Wiki

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