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Hideki Kamiya says Bayonetta 3’s multiverse idea was hinted in the earlier games and that the ending does imply Bayonetta may be alive. He admits it was a “big miscalculation” to leave so much to fan interpretation and points to in-game cues—such as a final menu photo containing Luka—as evidence. Kamiya has since left PlatinumGames to start Clovers and work on an Okami sequel, with details on that project still unknown.
In The World of Hideki Kamiya, series creator Hideki Kamiya explains that Bayonetta’s multiverse concept has been hinted since the first game and Bayonetta 3’s ending implies she is alive in another or merged universe. He points to the Balder battle’s parallel timelines, the moon’s destruction as a multiverse cue, and a final post‑game menu photo of Luka suggesting Bayonetta exists somewhere else. Kamiya acknowledges earlier explanations were unclear and that some players misunderstood the ending as her death, noting the credits’ dance symbolizes worlds becoming one. He’s now at Clovers and no longer with PlatinumGames.
Pre-release leaks of Resident Evil Requiem have surfaced ahead of its February 27, 2026 launch. Capcom urged fans to avoid spoilers, and director Hideki Kamiya vented strongly, calling the leakers
Legendary game designer Hideki Kamiya expressed disappointment with the Switch 2's lack of a traditional D-Pad, citing it as incompatible with his gaming style. He resorted to modifying a peripheral to add a D-Pad, highlighting the ongoing debate about control options for classic and modern gamers. The issue underscores the shift away from the cross D-Pad design in Nintendo's recent consoles.
Okami 2, the sequel to the 2006 critically acclaimed game Okami, has been announced at The Game Awards 2024. The game will feature the return of its signature animation style and main character, the sun goddess Okami Amaterasu. Hideki Kamiya, the original creator, will direct the sequel, marking his return to Capcom after leaving Platinum Games. No release date has been set yet. The event also featured announcements for other major games like Intergalactic: The Heretic Prophet and The Witcher 4.
A sequel to the critically acclaimed game Okami is in development through a collaboration between Capcom and Hideki Kamiya's new studio, Clovers. Announced at the Game Awards, the project will involve many original team members and is being co-developed with M-TWO Inc. and Machine Head Works Inc. Despite Okami's initial commercial struggles, the sequel aims to continue its unique storytelling and artistic style.
Capcom and Hideki Kamiya have announced the development of a sequel to the classic Ōkami game, with Kamiya returning as director. The original Ōkami, released in 2006 for PlayStation 2, featured players controlling a wolf manifestation of the god Amaterasu, using a unique painting mechanic to interact with the game world. Kamiya, known for his work on Resident Evil 2, Devil May Cry, and Bayonetta, co-founded Platinum Games and recently left the company in October 2023.
Hideki Kamiya has announced that his new studio, Clovers Studio, is collaborating with Capcom to develop a sequel to the game Okami. This marks a significant return to the franchise for Kamiya, who was part of the original Clover Studio responsible for the first Okami game before it was shut down. Kamiya, who recently left PlatinumGames, is continuing his game development career with this new venture.
Capcom has announced a sequel to the critically acclaimed game Okami, with development led by Hideki Kamiya's new studio, CLOVERS, alongside M-TWO and Machine Head Works. Hideki Kamiya, the original director, will also direct the sequel. While platforms and a release date have not been disclosed, the project promises to continue the unique world and heartwarming story of the original game.
Hideki Kamiya, the co-founder of PlatinumGames and director of games like Bayonetta and Devil May Cry, revealed that he left the studio due to a difference in direction and a conflict between creative freedom and company growth. Kamiya expressed his desire to stay true to his own creative endeavors and work with friends, rather than focusing solely on corporate growth. He also discussed his plans for future projects, including potential sequels to Okami and Viewtiful Joe, but noted that he is waiting for Capcom to reach out.
Hideki Kamiya, the creator of Bayonetta, left Platinum Games due to a lack of trust and a difference in direction. He believes games are works of art and wants to create games that reflect his own vision. Kamiya has set up his own YouTube channel and plans to create his next game, which he describes as "a Hideki Kamiya game." He clarified that he did not leave Platinum Games to work on a specific project or with a particular partner. There is speculation about a potential collaboration with Shinji Mikami, but nothing has been confirmed.
Hideki Kamiya, co-founder of Platinum Games and director of games like Bayonetta and The Wonderful 101, has revealed in an interview with IGN that he left the studio because he felt the company's direction was different from his beliefs as a developer. Kamiya sees games as works of art and wants to deliver games that reflect his own artistry. He had deep discussions with Platinum's president, Atsushi Inaba, before deciding to leave. Despite sadness from the development teams, Kamiya does not regret his decision and is now focused on continuing to make games that reflect his own vision.
Game developer Hideki Kamiya, known for creating Bayonetta, left PlatinumGames due to a difference in direction and beliefs. He opened a YouTube channel to interact with fans and plans to continue making games that reflect his own artistic vision. Kamiya expressed sadness about not being able to work with his former team but is excited about a joint interview with his mentor Shinji Mikami. While he currently has no projects lined up, Kamiya has a clear idea for his next game and aims to create games that clearly convey his authorship.
Hideki Kamiya, the legendary developer behind the Bayonetta franchise, has stated that he believes PlatinumGames will continue the series without him. Kamiya had previously planned to build the franchise into a 9-part saga but now feels he may have to take the idea "to the grave." He also expressed interest in returning to the Viewtiful Joe and Okami franchises.
Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name was originally planned as DLC for the main entry in the series, Infinite Wealth, but was developed into a standalone game in just six months. The spin-off returns to the action brawling roots of the Like a Dragon series. RGG Studio worked on all three games simultaneously, often getting confused about which game they were working on. The studio director, Masayoshi Yokoyama, mentioned that he does not block anyone on social media, seemingly referencing Hideki Kamiya, who is known for blocking people on Twitter. Like a Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name will be released on November 8th for PC, PlayStation, and Xbox.