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Resident Evil Director Shinji Mikami Believes If Viewers Are ‘Satisfied’ With Watching A Playthrough Of His Game, Then It Wasn’t ‘That Good Of A Game’

Kotaku

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June 22, 2026

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Resident Evil Director Shinji Mikami Believes If Viewers Are ‘Satisfied’ With Watching A Playthrough Of His Game, Then It Wasn’t ‘That Good Of A Game’

According to Japanese comedian Hidetaka Kano, Dragon Quest creator Yuji Horii said 'exactly the same thing' as Mikami

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IGN

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· Jun 22, 2026

Resident Evil Creator Shinji Mikami Says It's on Developers to Make Games People Want to Play, Not Just Stream

Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami recently gave his take on streaming, specifically the problem that some people may feel satisfied just watching playthroughs without ever picking up the game itself.

Digital Trends

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· Jul 9, 2026

Microdramas are booming, and Character.AI is turning it into a two-way obsession

Character.AI is chasing the booming microdrama market with three AI-assisted vertical series whose characters remain available for conversations, questions, and fresh role-playing after each episode.

The korea Herald News

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· Jul 10, 2026

'Agent Kim Reactivated' uses AI for action sequence in a K-drama first

The hit Netflix series Agent Kim Reactivated used AI technology to create a three-minute action sequence, marking the industry's first commercial use of AI-generated video in a drama, according to production company Morpheus Studio on Thursday. The AI-produced scene appears in the first two episodes and depicts Kim, played by So Ji-sub, carrying out a covert mission in North Korea during his years as a black-ops agent. Everything in the scene — from Kim blowing up a building, racing through sn

Polygon

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· Jun 26, 2026

Sekiro: No Defeat anime director on the video game move he had to do justice

Kenichi Kutsuna talks about the challenges of trying to make viewers feel the difficulty of a FromSoftware game.

Le Monde

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· Jun 25, 2026

Sam Barlow: The art of fragmented storytelling from the creator of 'Her Story' and 'Immortality'

Since 'Her Story' (2015), the video game designer has subverted traditional narrative mechanics, immersing players in a profusion of video fragments and leaving them to piece the story back together.

Korea Times News

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· Jul 11, 2026

'Agent Kim Reactivated' uses AI to create So Ji-sub's past story sequence

'Agent Kim Reactivated' uses AI to create So Ji-sub's past story sequence

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Related coverage for "Resident Evil Director Shinji Mikami Believes If Viewers Are ‘Satisfied’ With Watching A Playthrough Of His Game, Then It Wasn’t ‘That Good Of A Game’": IGN — Resident Evil Creator Shinji Mikami Says It's on Developers to Make Games People Want to Play, Not Just Stream. Digital Trends — Microdramas are booming, and Character.AI is turning it into a two-way obsession. The korea Herald News — 'Agent Kim Reactivated' uses AI for action sequence in a K-drama first. Polygon — Sekiro: No Defeat anime director on the video game move he had to do justice. Le Monde — Sam Barlow: The art of fragmented storytelling from the creator of 'Her Story' and 'Immortality'. Korea Times News — 'Agent Kim Reactivated' uses AI to create So Ji-sub's past story sequence