TOKYO: Top-of-the-list producer Tak Fujii announced his departure from Konami following a 20 years of world-class creation. Fujii revealed the career move via Twitter, giving thanks to “all who supported, loved his titles.” Fujii’s time with Konami began in 1997, serving as audio director for 11 years with the publisher.
Fujii worked on a number of games with Konami, including the Pro Evolution Soccer series, Q-Entertainment’s Ninety-Nine Nights 2, the PS3 port of No More Heroes: Heroes’ Paradise and Volition’s Darksiders, which Konami published in Japan. As for Fujii’s future, the producer added that he “will be freelance for a while.” Of course, Fujii may be best known for providing an interesting presentation at E3 2010, about which he also tweeted, “don’t think that was the best of me.”
