If you are a fan of Super Robot Wars, then you undoubtedly know who Takanobu Terada is. The longtime Super Robot Wars The series producer has announced that he has left Bandai Namco Entertainment’s subsidiary BB Studio to work as a freelancer.
Terada recently made the announcement on a Live broadcast (over Famitsu) said he left the company last August.
“I am currently a freelancer,” added Terada, adding that he had considered becoming a freelancer to expand his job prospects. He discussed this with Bandai Namco Entertainment, who said they wanted him to stay involved as a series producer for Super Robot Wars 30
With the change of employment comes a change in the job title. Terada will no longer be a series producer, but series supervisor. He said he would like to stay connected to the franchise, but that would depend on Bandai Namco Entertainment. Given how amicable his departure from the studio appears and he has a wealth of experience and knowledge, it seems that he continues to work with the Super Robot Wars
Terada began debugging in 1994 Super Robot Wars EX, the fourth entry in the series. The first game in the series that he produced was in 1995 2. Super Robot Wars G for the Gameboy. He was to become the main producer of the tactical RPG series. Terada doesn’t just have dozens of Super Robot Wars Title, he has also developed scenarios, written scripts and directed games. Over the decades it was a series Mainstay.
During his announcement, Terada mentioned that he will be delving more into the game’s stories and graphics in future episodes. This could help him focus more on the creative process without being burdened by the intricacies of game production.
“While my position has changed to a freelance position, the actual work I do doesn’t really change,” Terada said. “From now on I want to keep working hard.”
With a smile, Terada added that he was nervous and stiff when he started making this announcement. According to the announcement, he seemed like he had got something off his chest. He looked a lot more relaxed. Hopefully this arrangement works for him, Bandai Namco and Super Robot Wars Fans.
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