The video game industry has not been looking too hot. Xbox is seemingly in free fall. Sony is burning resources and pissing off fans in pursuit of a digital future. Many major publishers are experiencing more misses than hits. Each cut deeper than the last. And amid all this is one charming exception: Capcom. In a comprehensive review of their new “golden age,” journalist Lewis Gordon at The Ringer spoke to a number of current and former employees about their healthy equilibrium. One US-based former employee had some especially choice advice to Western studios: Enough with the micromanaging.
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