Overview
- Yuji Naka, co-creator of Sonic the Hedgehog, breaks his silence on social media after 16 months, accusing Yu Miyake, the former Dragon Quest producer, of lying in court.
- Naka's accusations come amid news of Miyake's reassignment at Square Enix, where he is now overseeing the company's mobile games.
- Previously, Naka was found guilty in two cases of insider trading while at Square Enix, resulting in a 30-month prison sentence and a fine of approximately $1.2 million.
- Naka alleges Miyake presented false evidence during his trial, which contributed to his conviction.
- Square Enix is undergoing a reorganization, with new leadership and a focus on mobile gaming, as evidenced by Miyake's new role.