Forum - View topicNEWS: Nihon Falcom Founder Masayuki Katō Dies at 78
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R. Kasahara
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A sad day for us Falcom fans. RIP.
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Fluwm
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It's truly impressive how long Falcom has managed to stay around, without ever losing their identity or alienating their fan base, all the while continuing the pump out the same style of games with the same sort of spirit and passion -- especially impressive considering they're one of the *oldest* game development studios on the planet.
Every other developer of a similar age is virtually unrecognizable today compared to what they were in the 80s. But not Falcom. I don't know to what extent that this is thanks to Kati's influence, but I suspect his presence was no small factor. Here's hoping Falcom continues to live up to its legacy without him. |
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mdo7
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That's very sad for RPG gamers out there. RIP!!!
 
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Southkaio
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I have enjoyed watching the longplay of the first two Ys books for the Turbografx and the game itself looks good.
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Smongo
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RIP. Thank you for blessing us RPG fans over the years.
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Zased
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I don't know if I would go that far. I see plenty of people (myself included) who prefer the original Ys gameplay compared to the modern style it has now. RIP to a legend nevertheless. |
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