- “We simply don’t own the IP”: Fans Expecting Bloodborne 2 Xbox Release are in For a Rude Awakening after Hidetaka Miyazaki’s Recent Update FandomWire
- “It’s not in my place to talk about”: Hidetaka Miyazaki Has an Upsetting Bloodborne 2 Update That Might Not Get Resolved Anytime Soon imdb
- “We simply don’t own the IP”: Fans Expecting Bloodborne 2 Xbox Release are in For a Rude Awakening after Hidetaka Miyazaki’s Recent Update imdb
- While Bloodborne 2 Might Be Years Away from Happening, Hidetaka Miyazaki Can Explore a Devil May Cry Approach to Keep Fans Happy FandomWire
- “It’s not in my place to talk about”: Hidetaka Miyazaki Has an Upsetting Bloodborne 2 Update That Might Not Get Resolved Anytime Soon FandomWire
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Elden Ring Fans Left Scratching Their Heads Over Miyazaki’s Undiscovered Secret Tease – IGN
- Elden Ring Fans Left Scratching Their Heads Over Miyazaki’s Undiscovered Secret Tease IGN
- Elden Ring Hero ‘Let Me Solo Her’ Says Shadow of Erdtree DLC May Finally End His Relentless Malenia Killing IGN
- Elden Ring director says Shadow of the Erdtree will have a Sekiro-like leveling system so you can’t just steamroll it PC Gamer
- Elden Ring’s Shadows of the Erdtree “expansion” looks sequel-sized, and it’s got the $40 price tag to match – two-thirds of the base RPG Gamesradar
- Elden Ring Shadow of the Erdtree is FromSoftware’s “largest expansion” ever Eurogamer.net
Box Office: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’ Opens to Record-Breaking $12.8 Million, Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Stumbles in Second Weekend – Variety
- Box Office: Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’ Opens to Record-Breaking $12.8 Million, Beyoncé’s ‘Renaissance’ Stumbles in Second Weekend Variety
- Miyazaki’s ‘The Boy and the Heron’ is No. 1 at the box office, a first for the Japanese anime master The Associated Press
- The Boy and the Heron Review GameRant
- The Boy and the Heron voice director doubted Robert Pattinson’s casting Dexerto
- Weekend Box Office: The Boy and the Heron becomes Miyazaki’s best while Beyoncé falls hard JoBlo.com
Toronto Film Festival Kicks Off With Fewer Stars, More Masks and Miyazaki’s ‘Last’ Film ‘The Boy and the Heron’ – Variety
- Toronto Film Festival Kicks Off With Fewer Stars, More Masks and Miyazaki’s ‘Last’ Film ‘The Boy and the Heron’ Variety
- ‘The Boy and the Heron’ Review: Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Masterpiece Is the Dream-Like Farewell of an Immortal Man Preparing for His Own Death IndieWire
- ‘The Boy and the Heron’ Review: Miyazaki’s Final Masterpiece The Daily Beast
- ‘The Boy And The Heron’: Toronto Review | Reviews | Screen Screen International
- Prepare yourself, the trailer for Hayao Miyazaki’s final film is here It’s Nice That
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Hayao Miyazaki’s final film will be released with no promotion – The A.V. Club
- Hayao Miyazaki’s final film will be released with no promotion The A.V. Club
- Studio Ghibli to Release Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Film ‘How Do You Live?’ With No Trailer, No Promotional Marketing Hollywood Reporter
- Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Studio Ghibli Film Will Be Marketed With a Single Poster IGN
- Studio Ghibli to release Hayao Miyazaki’s final film with no trailers or promotion The Guardian
- Devastated Hayao Miyazaki Decides Not to Publish Any Trailers for New Film After Realizing It’s Identical to Morbius Hard Drive
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Studio Ghibli to Release Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Film ‘How Do You Live?’ With No Trailer, No Promotional Marketing – Hollywood Reporter
- Studio Ghibli to Release Hayao Miyazaki’s Final Film ‘How Do You Live?’ With No Trailer, No Promotional Marketing Hollywood Reporter
- Ghibli’s Toshio Suzuki: No Promotion for Upcoming How Do You Live Movie Anime Corner
- Studio Ghibli Chooses a Unique Approach to Promote Hayao Miyazaki’s ‘How Do You Live?’ Collider
- ‘How Do You Live?’: Studio Ghibli opts unique strategy to promote Hayao Miyazaki’s final film The Hindu
- Studio Ghibli’s new anime film will see no advance publicity Sportskeeda
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Elden Ring has “several more things” on the way, and Miyazaki’s planning “even more interesting games”
Good news, Elden Lords: director Hidetaka Miyazaki wants you to know that there’s “several more things” on the way to Elden Ring… and he has “even more interesting games than [Elden Ring]” up his sleeve, too.
In his acceptance speech for The 2022 Game Awards, during which Elden Ring secured the coveted Game of the Year award, Miyazaki said the win “really, really encourages” the team and thanked George R.R. Martin for his “great mythos for this game”.
After thanking the “entire Elden Ring team members, everybody at From Software, our partner, Bandai Namco, all collaborators, and last but not least, Mr. George R.R. Martin”, Miyazaki said:
“We have faced so many difficulties while developing this game, so as a director, I’m really relieved. And this might not be the right thing to say, you know, on the occasion of receiving the GOTY award, but I have made up my mind to create even more interesting games than this one.
“As for Elden Ring, we still have several more things we wanna do, so getting this GOTY award really, really encourages us.
“And finally, we would like to express our utmost gratitude to all the fans who played, enjoyed, and supported this title. We create the games we want to create and do our best because of you. Thank you so much.”
“Whether Elden Ring: The Board Game will truly manage to capture the sense of discovery, mystery and challenge championed by the video game will become clear when the full board game hits tables in early 2024,” we wrote in our preview of the new tabletop adventure. “What we’ve seen so far, though, bodes very well.”
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