Dark Souls 3 broke ground without series creator Hidetaka Miyazaki at the helm. Miyazaki told IGN:
“When the idea for Dark Souls 3 came to me it was from From’s President. Not the idea itself, but the president asked me to get on the Dark Souls 3 project for which the prototyping was hitting some speed bumps.”
The suggestion came while Miyazaki was working on Bloodborne, but coincided with a desire to return to the series and a more dark fantasy setting. “I was reminiscing of the things I could have done in Dark Souls that weren’t possible in Bloodborne, and was reminded of the beauty of fantasy. It was the perfect time to return to Dark Souls… and inject some new ideas.”
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“When the idea for Dark Souls 3 came to me it was from From’s President. Not the idea itself, but the president asked me to get on the Dark Souls 3 project for which the prototyping was hitting some speed bumps.”
The suggestion came while Miyazaki was working on Bloodborne, but coincided with a desire to return to the series and a more dark fantasy setting. “I was reminiscing of the things I could have done in Dark Souls that weren’t possible in Bloodborne, and was reminded of the beauty of fantasy. It was the perfect time to return to Dark Souls… and inject some new ideas.”
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