Recordar ... Kenji Eno

[starfox14now]

English subtitles are available under the "CC" menu.

Commemorating the 10th anniversary since Kenji Eno's sudden passing, we asked his colleagues, friends and family to reminisce on this unique creator.

Always one step ahead in the game industry, Kenji Eno is behind cult titles, such as "D" or "Enemy Zero", one-of-their-kind interactive movies, "Real Sound: Kaze no Regret", an innovative title in accessibility, or "D2" on the Dreamcast.

This documentary is an homage to his memory, work, and legacy.

Thanks to Hideo Kojima, Fumito Ueda, Pierre Taki, Tadanobu Asano, Kazutoshi Iida, Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Asako Noguchi, Hideto Yamada, Hiroko Minamoto, Kenichi Nishi, Yutaka Saito and Yuka Iino for their kind participation.

 

[starfox14now]

O D! foi e sempre será um marco (por mais que não passe o teste do tempo), e o Enemy Zero foi literalmente o jogo "Sega", feito por equipa fora da Sega. Merecia um remaster pela Nightdive.

 

[starfox14now]

Sega owns the rights of Kenji Onos titles developed by WARP (D, Enemy Zero)​

https://www.4gamer.net/games/999/G999905/20240824019/

This was revealked during a CEDEC presentation about game preservation. It also reveals the other game IP that Sega owns including games developed by CRI, Sammy and Technosoft.

This was not publicized and went under the radar. We saw when they purchased Technosoft, it did not go underutilized and we saw Thunderforce on 3DS Classics and Sega Ages Switch. The WARP titles were Saturn/Dreamcast era, so maybe we'll see a broad release of Enemy Zero?

Só de lembrar que ao Enemy Zero já passaram ~27 anos desde que foram lançadas as versões fisícas, e desde então out of print.
Isto ajuda a perceber que a Sega teve o IP o tempo todo na sua alçada.

Abandonware?

(vejam os outros slides da apresentação, são )

 

[sniperfox]

Então são mais dois que a sony tem ao abandono.