Yakuza franchise, has officially left Sega after 32 years at the company.The announcement came today (October 8) via a statement from RGG Studio, which is transitioning with a new structure and new leadership.“As of today, a new Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio is born where the series will live on,” Nagoshi said in his departing statement. “Though I don’t know for sure what they will create, I believe the new generation will further enhance the foundation we built over the years and deliver great games to the world.
To achieve that, they too need to continue to learn, challenge themselves, and grow. I ask that you continue your support of the studio’s endeavours.”As 2021 marks RGG Studio's 10th anniversary, we look forward to new beginnings.Please see.
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