Yuji Naka has launched another Twitter attack on Square Enix and its handling of Balan Wonderworld, after editing his former Sonic creative partner Naoto Ohshima out of an old photo.
A number of Naka’s Twitter followers pointed out Ohshima’s removal from the photo, causing Naka to later explain his actions in“How would you feel if you were suddenly removed from a game that you had worked hard on for over two years, and when you went to court, you found out that they had been talking about me behind my back in court documents and that is why I was removed from the game?” Naka asked.
“Game creators create games with care for the people who play them.
Reaction to Naka’s tweets has been mixed, with a number of users pointing out that Naka had reportedly been mainly responsible for the cancellation of Saturn title Sonic Xtreme, the development of which allegedly made some of its US studio so ill that one designer was told he only had six months to live.
Others have cited Geist Force, a Star Fox style on-rails shooter which was supposed to be a Dreamcast launch title before
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