Bayonetta 2 Devs explain their experience working with Nintendo.

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DieAppleDie on 07 August 2013

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foxtail on 07 August 2013

JEMC said:

Atsushi Inaba: Due to various circumstances, we've now had a chance to work with Nintendo and it's been really great. You have a certain image of a company, and in the case of Nintendo, we've found it's been really nice to actually work with them and find out what that's like.

I wonder which was their opinion of Nintendo before working with them...

Atsushi Inaba also oversaw the Ace Attorney series, Viewtiful Joe game(s) (Capcom Five) and MadWorld which were all principally on Nintendo systems. So Inaba must have had some interactions with Nintendo over the years, even though this is probably the first time where Nintendo is directly involved in the development process of one of his games to this extent .

I too am curious to know how Atsushi Inaba saw Nintendo before and what he was referring to with his "certain image of a company" comment. Was it game design philosophy, work ethic or something else concerning Nintendo's Culture that he was commenting on? Nonetheless I'm glad Inaba finds working with Nintendo to be a positive experience in actuality.