Microsoft Shuts Down Tango Gameworks, Ending a Legacy of Innovative Gaming
Shinji Mikami, founder of Tango Gameworks, expresses sorrow over Microsoft's decision to close the studio renowned for its unique contributions to the gaming industry.
- Tango Gameworks, established by legendary game creator Shinji Mikami, was closed as part of a broader Microsoft layoff affecting several studios.
- Mikami, known for directing influential games like Resident Evil, founded Tango to nurture new talent and innovate within the horror and action genres.
- The studio's notable projects included 'The Evil Within' series and 'Ghostwire: Tokyo', games that blended traditional and novel gaming elements.
- Despite critical acclaim for games like 'Hi-Fi Rush', Microsoft's unexpected decision has left both fans and the gaming community lamenting the loss.
- Mikami's brief but poignant response to the closure, 'Sad', encapsulates the sentiment of many who admired the studio's work.