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The newly ready Nagoshi Studio, headed by company namesake and ex-Sega chief creative officer and Yakuza manager Toshihiro Nagoshi is teasing its upcoming projects, claiming that its wish is to create impressive games "that offer a high level of human drama."

Speaking to IGN Japan (translated by IGN), Nagoshi wants to create and release high-quality, impressive games under NetEase "influenced past movies" and "that offer a loftier level of man drama." The newly-formed Nagoshi Studio is looking to develop games that can reach a worldwide audition, matching the success of the Yakuza titles. This is a studio gear up up to create panel and PC hits, not smartphone games.

Without going into too many details, Nagoshi explained that "what the world expects from" the studio and him "is games with dramatic and moving stories." The team will go on to use capture performances in its games to enhance the drama and storytelling with "even more emotionally engaging performances." It's hard to imagine something more dramatic than the Yakuza series, merely we're upwards for a surprise.

What Nagoshi has up his sleeves is anyone's guess, but we do know that it will follow the dramatic storytelling of his Yakuza serial and will look to potentially up the ante. Dramatic storytelling volition come first in whatever the new studio creates and we tin't wait to see what's next for the Yakuza and Super Monkey Ball managing director. Hopefully, we run across what Nagoshi and his team have been upwards to sooner, rather than afterward.