Oh boy, it's on April Fools Day.
Apparently, PlatinumGames and Capcom were working on the sequel together.
Includes a theatrical orchestra performance, stage play and "forced talk show."
"Our new engine will help us make bigger, more expressive games than ever before, and with greater ease," says chief tech officer Wataru Ohmori.
Studio head Atsushi Inaba wants the developer to branch out into new genres.
Luka's second mission just made the cut.
The developer hopes to strike a balance between two worlds.
Studio head Atsushi Inaba has high hopes for the fourth and final project in the Platinum 4.
Director Hideki Kamiya doesn't want to say it will never happen though.
The next game is still progressing, apparently.
The game's director also promises that it's not going to be a very niche title.
Though the funding is of course being used for the campaign-related goods and content.
Hideki Kamiya says it's going to be a "doozy."
PlatinumGames also talks about potential releases for Xbox Series X and PS5.
Unite up for remastered gameplay.
Both goals are related to the soundtrack.
"We’re looking to expand into new genres and styles of play," says studio head Atsushi Inaba.
The developer expands as more projects come along.
Director Hideki Kamiya notes that the game's finish line is "still a long away."
And 11th June in Japan.
