For Shinji Mikami, 2020 marks more than one milestone. For one, it sees him celebrate 30 years in the gaming industry, as he joined Capcom in 1990. And Mikami's footprint across those 30 years is ...

Shinji Mikami, famed Japanese game designer best known for his work on the Resident Evil series, has decided to leave Tango Gameworks after founding the studio over 10 years ago, according to a ...

Shinji Mikami has been at Tango Gameworks since he founded the studio in 2010, but it seems The Evil Within and Hi-Fi Rush director is moving on to the next chapter of his life.

Suda 51 and Shinji Mikami are reuniting for a remaster of a cult classic horror-action game. Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered improves the 2011 original with enhanced visuals, additional ...

Whatever project Shinji Mikami starts next might not be in the survival horror genre, something for which he is well known. While speaking to PCGamesN at last week’s Gamescom 2024 event ...

Shinji Mikami got his title as the "godfather of horror games" when he directed "Resident Evil." Now, he looks back at 30 years in games.

It’s impossible to separate Tango Gameworks from Shinji Mikami. The Tokyo-based studio employs legions of developers, but the Resident Evil co-creator is still firmly recognisable as the face of ...

Suda 51 and Shinji Mikami are interested in bringing back Killer7 with a new game or remaster. Killer7 gained cult status for its unique visuals and story, despite mixed reviews upon release.

That came as a bit of a surprise, and maybe disappointment, for fans of Shinji Mikami and Tango Gameworks, the developer of The Evil Within games, which most definitely are horror.

As rumors about Resident Evil 9 start to swirl, series creator Shinji Mikami says he wants to stay away from the survival horror genre. Ed Smith Published: 11 months ago Gamescom Resident Evil ...

“Mikami-san is quite verbal in the way he expresses things,” Kimura told GLHF. “The folks at Sony were probably taken aback and a little frightened by the power of Mikami-san’s vocal-ness ...