
It’s not a feeling inspired by playing his games. Katamari was great, Noby Noby Boy, also great. It’s based more on what the guy says. Here he is chatting with Gamasutra, who ask him whether his current work designing playgrounds is a reaction to the fact he’s over the corporate machinations of the gaming business.
“I think that’s true,” he said. “In fact, I’ve been feeling for a few years now that I’m just not suited to the games industry. Yeah, that’s certainly been an impetus for working on the playground. You’re right.”
You know what, he may be right. And before you complain, remember, if you truly love them, you have to let them go…
Interview: The Melancholy Of Keita Takahashi [Gamasutra]
















Prof. Ake
Thursday, November 5, 2009 at 10:29 PMwell at least he’s honest and willing to step aside, instead of staying and releasing sub-par and mediocre games
Shane Timmins
Friday, November 6, 2009 at 8:11 AMHe will be greatly missed. I have not got a ps3 (for noby noby), but Katamari is one of my Fav gaming experiences of all time. We will always have that.
Mr Waffle
Friday, November 6, 2009 at 10:40 AMIt’s just a shame he didn’t feel like including a game in noby noby boy…