Miyazaki

Elden Ring director Hidetaka Miyazaki has said he doesn't want to get distracted by the game's overwhelming success when it comes to making his next project.Last week, Elden Ring was awarded two PlayStation Partner Awards, including the Grand Award for the best-selling game developed in Asia and the Users' Choice award. Miyazaki reacted to the awards in an interview with Famitsu--translated by VGC--and was particularly honored by the Users' Choice award as the game was directly chosen by players, but he…

Image: GhibliWhen Studio Ghibli, the maker of acclaimed anime films like Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke, and more, tweeted the Lucasfilm logo yesterday, people lost their minds wondering what it might be. Now Ghibli has issued an even more intriguing tease, and I expect everyone will be losing their minds even harder.It’s just a photo of a Grogu figurine, with a blurry figure sitting behind it. It might be cut off here, but if you click through to the tweet itself, that person is definitely legendary anime movie maker…

For Miyazaki, his part in the development of Studio Ghibli allowed him greater flexibility in terms of the elimination of time constraints to allow his art to form naturally. In a 2001 press conference (via Midnight Eye) in Paris during the promotion of "Spirited Away," Miyazaki said, "We never know where the story will go but we just keep working on the film as it develops." Miyazaki admits this can be "a dangerous way to make an animation film, and everyone else is kind of forced to subject themselves…

I’m still in spoiler mode for now Even though tons of people have played Elden Ring, I’m still in spoiler mode. So consider this a warning, as famed From Software director Hidetaka Miyazaki just shared his favorite Elden Ring boss with everyone today, and we’re going to talk about it! Thanks to an interview from Xbox Wire, straight from Miyazaki’s mouth, we know that his favorite boss is Starscourge Radahn, or just “Radahn.” I can see why! Radahn made a huge impact on me when I was playing, to the point where, once…

With summer around the corner, the wealthy are preparing their lists of elevating beach reads. And this year, their Goyard tote bags are likely to be filled with books about innovation, technology and Greek gods.J.P. Morgan Private Bank on Tuesday announced its 23rd annual summer reading list, which has become the seasonal "it list" of literary status symbols for the ultra-wealthy.The bank, whose clients typically have $10 million or more, sorts through hundreds of recommendations from client advisors for nonfiction books…