It seems as though nostalgia is trending again, with game reboots proving to be a particularly successful vehicle for those yearning for the good old days. Konami is no exception, according to comments made by Konami Representative Director and President, Hideki Hayakawa in a recent interview with Nikkei Gaming.
According to the executive, Konami has determined that rebooting its beloved game franchises "would be an effective way to make the most of them."Hideki HayakawaOur company has been making games for more than 50 years, and we hold several IPs that are beloved globally by many fans.
We concluded that rebooting these properties would be an effective way to make the most of them. In addition to METAL GEAR, SILENT HILL, and Momotaro Dentetsu, we are also actively developing Castlevania (known in Japan as Akumajō Dracula). Read full story
