Toshihiro Nagoshi
Toshihiro Nagoshi is a Japanese game designer and chief creative officer at Sega. Nagoshi started his career in the mid-90s in Sega’s arcade department, where he contributed design to Virtua Racer and directed Daytona USA.
In 2000 Nagoshi became head of Sega’s internal Amusement Vision studio, which created the Super Monkey Ball and F-Zero GX / AX games. In 2005 Nagoshi launched the Yakuza franchise, which according to Sega has sold more than 10 million units to date.
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Lost Judgment may be the last in the series due to actor image rights, it’s claimed
A Japanese report suggests actor Takuya Kimura's agency is blocking potential PC versions
New Lost Judgment footage shows a playable Master System
Players can play '80s Sega titles like Alex Kidd and Penguin Land
Lost Judgment’s worldwide release ‘tripled the struggles’ of the development team
Despite this, the game's producer says the team still has a low turnover rate
Yakuza creator reveals Lost Judgment, ‘a game unlike anything you’ve seen before’
Game will be released worldwide on September 24
Lost Judgment has leaked on the PlayStation Store before its announcement
Sega's sequel to Judgement is set to be revealed on May 7
A Judgment countdown website has launched ahead of a May 7 reveal
“Judgment Day” teased as Judgment debuts on next-gen consoles and Stadia
Yakuza spin-off Judgment is coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S in April
Sega game also headed to Stadia, but no plans for a PC version
Yakuza director Toshihiro Nagoshi to be appointed Sega’s creative director
Sega veteran taking on new role in wider managerial and organisational restructure
F-Zero GX producer reveals he’s open to working on a new instalment
Nagoshi still has “a great deal of affection” for the 2003 racer
Yakuza director says he views Switch predominantly as ‘kids and teens’ console
Nagoshi seemingly plays down chance of series coming to Nintendo’s platform