Hideki Kamiya

While PlatinumGames is keeping Bayonetta 3 under wraps, the studio is very excited about what they're doing with the upcoming game for Switch,

PlatinumGames's Hideki Kamiya and Atsushi Inaba tease a top-secret game, talk about the possibility of porting The Wonderful 101 to the Switch, and more.

Hideki Kamiya reveals the history that led Bayonetta 3 to be greenlighted as a Nintendo Switch exclusive and explains his goals for the project.

Original Devil May Cry Director Hideki Kamiya provided an interesting point of view on a new direction that Capcom could take with Devil May Cry 5.

Yoko Taro responds to Hideki Kamiya's message of gratitude for NieR: Automata with his own thanks to the staff at PlatinumGames.

PlatinumGames Co-Founder Hideki Kamiya expresses his gratitude to NieR: Automata Director Yoko Taro.

NieR: Automata Creative Director Yoko Taro and Bayonetta Director Hideki Kamiya collaborate for an hilarious gag, while Square Enix introduces new NieR merchandise tied to its cafe in Tokyo.

Scalebound's Director Hideki Kamiya provided a comment on the cancellation of the game, promising to work hard never to let his fans down again, an denying rumors alleging that he had to take a break due to health issues.

PlatinumGames announced that the original soundtrack for their Wii U exclusive The Wonderful 101 will be taken down from all online retailers by December 31.

PlatinumGames Director Hideki Kamiya was asked during an interview if he would like to work on Bayonetta 3 once Scalebound releases on Xbox One and Windows 10 in 2017.

During Twitch's E3 live coverage, Scalebound Director Hideki Kamiya and Creative Producer Jean-Pierre Kellams shared more information about Scalebound, coming to Xbox One and Windows 10 in early 2017.

During Microsoft's E3 live coverage, Scalebound Director Hideki Kamiya gave more details on the upcoming action-RPG for Xbox One and Windows 10.

PlatinumGames celebrates its 10th anniversary this year, and today the're holding a party in Tokyo, with some of the highest caliber Japanese developers in attendance.

Hideki Kamiya, the current director of Scalebound as well as of the first Devil May Cry and Bayonetta titles, asked his Twitter fans a very important question:

【投票】

Yesterday PlatinumGames' Hideki Kamiya posted two polls on Twitter, asking fans which sequel and spin-off of his games they'd like to see.

Now the results are in.

Hideki Kamiya is known for having created some of the most interesting Japanese games of the past two decades, and today he asked fans on Twitter what sequels and spin-offs of his games they would like to

While Hideki Kamiya is one of the most well known men working at PlatinumGames, he never played Transformers: Devastation before yesterday. Yet, during Crackdown's team's Extra Life livestream, he dedcided to showcase his action skills.

Today Scalebound Creative Director Hideki Kamiya was on Crackdown's Extra Life livestream alongside Executive Producer Atsushi Inaba and Creative Producer Jean-Pierre Kellams, and they talked quite a bit about Scalebound, their work at PlatinumGames and more.

While the upcoming PS4 exclusive NieR: Automata is developed by PlatinumGames, studio front man Hideki Kamiya isn't involved directly in the game's production, spearheaded by Takahisa Taura.

NieR and Drakengard Director Taro Yoko and PlatinumGames are collaborating under Square Enix's banner for a new PS4 exclusive NieR game, and today Yoko-san expressed his appreciation for the work the house of Bayonetta is doing on