If you owned a PlayStation in the mid-90s to the early 2000s, you will probably be aware of Parapppa rapper. This wacky rhythm plays musician Masay Matsuur seeing you playing as a hip-hop hound trying to win the love of your life, a humanoid flower (yes, really). It is often considered a title that has launched a rhythm genre and, if our short description has not already teased it, it was properly strange.
The question is, why are we talking about this classic PS1 game in Nintendo? Med with us, there is a relationship here.
Our good friends on our sister -page page Extension of time Recently, they were fortunate to sit with Matsuur-San to talk about all things of Parapp, game development and music. Toward the end interviewThe conversation switched to the Switch 2 and, as you can expect from the mind behind the rape dog, Matsuura-San has a few rather triple hopes in the upcoming console.
While Dev soon broke any chatter about returning to the industry (“I have nothing in mind, not”), he had the following to say when asked if Switch 2 could try it: “I'm not interested in a” switch “.
Woah. Not a type of ground response we usually hear. And there is even more! Extension time asked if it meant Matsuura-San more interested in the act of creation, not the tools themselves, to which he answered equally beyond the frame.
“It's true, but creating without a tool is almost impossible, so the tools are also important,” Matsuura-San told EXTENSION, “I want a mental switch that will include a new light in me. I hope it's Nintendo Switch 2”.
Crikey. Here we hoped that the Switch 2 would land a decent 3D playing game, while the Creator of Parappa after something that triggers mass inspiration. No pressure, Eh Nintendo?
Of course, the “new light” that we all now secretly hope to start within Matsuura-San Nova Parappa on Switch 2. It seems a little truly, we will admit, but hey, we get Patapon, all Golf and Raidou, who will say that the other PS will not join the list together?
Make sure you go to the extension of time to read Complete interview with Matsuura-San. And if you want to hear what more developers have been made from the announcement of the Switch 2, we recently talked to a bunch of them about reactions, camel kits and plans for the future.
