Ryu of Street Fighter illustration, Street Fighter II: The World Warrior Street Fighter III Street Fighter Alpha Ryu, Street Fighter, mammal, hand png 928x1555px 1.34MB.Ash Ketchum Pokémon X and Y Pikachu Pokémon GO Pokémon universe, pikachu, fictional Character, cartoon png 675x1280px 70.17KB.Viewtiful Joe Street Fighter II: The World Warrior Capcom Electronic Entertainment Expo, Capcom LOGO, blue, game png 900x400px 81.18KB.Ken Masters Project X Zone 2 Ryu Street Fighter IV, superhero, video Game png 520x1287px 716.67KB.Project X Zone 2 Comix Zone Streets of Rage 2 Video game, video Game, fictional Character png 602x782px 439.68KB.Ken Masters, Street Fighter V Ken Masters Ryu Project X Zone 2 Chun-Li, Street Fighter ryu, cg Artwork, video Game png 508x1200px 513.93KB.I wonder what they'll do now.Non-commercial use, DMCA Contact Us Relevant png images They have three studios at different locations, the main one for Xenoblade, the smallest one was just for asset creation for Nintendo games and then this team. I think there won't be anymore 2D RPG's for Namco anymore from Monolith Soft. that worked on games for Bandai-Namco (which is pretty unusual for a first-party studio). The timing of the departures (both resigned, and were not fired) is certainly interesting: those are not your average game developers after all, and both were part of the “special” team at Monolith Soft. He worked on games such as Xenosaga Episode I, Baten Kaitos: Eternal Wings, Lost Ocean, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier EXCEED, Project X Zone 2, and more. for even longer (16 years to be precise).
Naturally, he doesn’t intend on leaving the industry right now, though it’s obviously way too early to say what his next project is going to be!Īs for Koji Ishitani, he had been at Monolith Soft. Soichiro Koizumi worked on games such as Namco x Capcom, Super Robot Taisen OG Saga: Endless Frontier EXCEED, and Project X Zone, and had been at Monolith Soft for 14 years. For those who don’t know, those two have been at the company for many years, and both worked on the Project X Zone series (as Director and Producer respectively). Last week, both Soichiro Koizumi and Koji Ishitani announced they left Monolith Soft on March 31st.
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