In this vein, Itagaki will continue to work with Valhalla Game Studios as a prime advisor in which he hopes to continue to provide help and direction to the young team that work there. However, his plans are also to act as a consultant to many other studios all over the world in order to contribute as much as possible to the games industry as a whole.Itagaki explains further in a Facebook post that this decision came at the turn of his 50th birthday where he realized he wanted to change the way he worked and help game developers all over the world bloom.
Valhalla Studios released Devil's Third two years ago to less than stellar reviews. Its legacy also died out fairly quickly with Nintendo discontinued the online multiplayer only a year later.Hope Corrigan is an Australian freelance news writer for IGN. You can follow her on Facebook and Twitter.
