Keiji Inafune interested in a collaboration with Bungie
When a guy of Keiji Inafune‘s caliber agrees to have an interview with you and says he’s interested in a collaboration, you will need more than a pinch and a slap across the face to get you back down to Earth. The guy is, after all, a legend. That’s what happened to the guys at Bungie, who managed to sit down with Capcom‘s legendary R&D man.
When a guy of Keiji Inafune‘s caliber agrees to have an interview with you and says he’s interested in a collaboration, you will need more than a pinch and a slap across the face to get you back down to Earth. The guy is, after all, a legend. That’s what happened to the guys at Bungie, who managed to sit down with Capcom‘s legendary R&D man.
In case you didn’t know, Keiji Inafune is responsible from bringing us Mega Man, Onimusha, and has also had a hand in other major Capcom franchises like Street Fighter and Resident Evil. Currently, he’s the head of R&D and Online Business at Capcom.
Such are the creds of this guy who just expressed interest in working with the guys behind Halo.
So says Inafune-san:
Bungie is an amazing studio that has made incredible games. So I was always curious about how they made their games in hopes of being up to add some of the flavor into Capcom games. Also, I wanted to come down to Bungie in order to see just how well our philosophies on game design matched up. If things clicked, I know it would be interesting to collaborate together on a title in the future.
Interesting indeed. Mega Man FPS? Nah, maybe they’d best stay away from the crossovers and go with new IP – that is if such a collaboration will ever take place.
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Via Bungie