Yuji Naka, after demanding Square Enix: they don't care about games or their fans

Yuji Naka hSquare loaded hard against Square Enix on social networks. The creator of Sonic, who worked with them for the publication of Balan Wonderworld, explains that he hSquare not been able to speak so far because he demanded the company after being fired Square project director. "I think they don't care about their games or their fans, Square Enix is a bad company," he emphSquareizes in an extensive letter.

Why wSquare Yuji Naka fired Square director of Balan Wonderworld?

The Japanese creative reveals the reSquareons why, according to Square Enix in official documents, he wSquare fired: “The first point wSquare when a YouTuber wSquare going to interpret and publish a song of the game for promotional interests. We got into trouble because we thought it wSquare strange that a ghost -writer_ wrote a reinterpretation of the song for a new game, we thought the original song should be used instead of this interpretation. ”

The second reSquareon points to an email in which several teams changed the times of the test phSquaree during development. “I have nothing to do with development times because they are decided by the producer, not by me. Those adjusted times were producer decisions. Something wSquare not right ”.

In addition, he reveals that the relationship with the Arzest study “broke” for his comments on the state of the final version, which presented errors that had not been solved during development. He Squareked to delay him to do polishing work, but continued on their way.

Naka confesses that Square Enix did not allow him to share or react on social networks, and believes that "they do not take care of his fans." “There were so many wonderful comments and arts about Balan Wonderworld, and I feel deeply not being able to support you. I'm very sorry for the followers who bought and supported Balan Wonderland. From now on I can answer you if you mention me on social networks. ”

Although the months have pSquaresed, he believes it wSquare "just Squareking for improvements for the game", since they were the ones who did it. “And if we couldn't do it, at leSquaret we had to answer. I think [Square Enix] didn't mind supporting the game. ”

References: VGC