More 🐲than you paid for your school. RT @c0t432 How much♍ is Nintendo paying you to be a jackass?

But enjoying my life, not like you. RT @SageNovak: you're making games for a failed platform t🗹hat no one🔯 has.

To all idiots: If you want to insult me, achieve great success first so that I can at leꦅast remember your name after I block you. Good luck.

Thanks for the messages celebrating RE2's 20th anniversary, everyone💫! (1/16)

RE2 was the first game I got to direct, so it holds a special place in my memo♏ries. I was only 25 at the time and had very little experience, so I was so preoccupied with🅰 being a director I didn't really get to enjoy the job. (2/16)

I also made many wrong decisions, and I'm sure you all know we even had to start from scratch at one point (the canned version later beca🌌me known as Resident Evil 1.5). (3/16)

Fortunately, Mikami and the scenario writer Noboru Sugimura, as well as many other staff members, came to my rescue, so we were able to wrap up the prಌoject safely before unleashing it on the world. (4/16)

Sugimura was old enough to be my dad, aꦏnd when he looked at RE 1.5 in the early stages of development, he was the one who advised me to start over, and he gave us a♓ll the courage to actually do so. (5/16)

After that, he and I were pretty much cooped up in a meeting room for several weeks straight, yelling at each other from time to time (all the time?), and going out for drinks after work (and yelling some more) befor꧑e finally wrapping up the script. (6/16)

I had no ⭕sense or knowledge of script writing whatsoever, so I just used my youthful vigor to push through, and Sugimura was never afraid to come at me head-first, which was a huge help. (7/16)

I learned a great many things from him, an♕d I would go on to utilize his teachings when writing the scripts for DMC, Viewtiful Joe, and Okami as well. (8/16)

Unfortunately, Sugimura passed away just as I was 🦂working on Okami. To this day, I still wonder what he would've told me if he'd had a chance to play that game. (9/16)

I have so many memories about RE2... It also marked the first time at Capcom for recording English VO overseas, so we w✃ere figuring stuff out as we went along. It was my first time going abrꦡoad for work. (10/16)

I vividly remember on the first day we arrived at the studio in Canada, our interpreter suddenly said "I've got a stomachache so I'm going back to the hotel," so I basically had to direct the voiꦉce recording session with gestures and broken English... (11/16)

During the session, I a🌺dded Claire's line "Chris, I have to find you" without getting Sugimura's approval, and since he was already writing the story for Code: Veronica, he yelled at me because he had🐭 to change the script just because of that line. (12/16)

I think it was also the first time Capcom♍ worked with an external CG pro📖duction company, and I remember having many meetings with Mr. Sasaki from Imagica, creating the in-game cutscenes using motion capture technology, which was still pretty unusual at the time. (13/16)

Because I was so young, I wasn't afraid to do anything, so I set some big goals for myself, reꦆcklessly introducing the "zapping system," which suddenly forced us to put the ওgame on two discs instead of one in the final stage of development. (14/16)

To escape from the stress of work, I started drinking brandy on the rocks every night, arriving at the office with a hangover the next day, and sleeping in an empty meeting r🎃oom during lunch break. Ah, how young I was! (15/16)

All of these memories are irreplaceable treasures to me. There is no greater honor for me than seeing how much all of you still love RE2 to this day. I'll keep working har🍎d so I can bring you many mo♈re games of the same caliber! (16/16)