Hirokazu Hamamura

Japanese industry legend Hirokazu Hamamura has high expectations for sales of Monster Hunter World, both worldwide and in Japan.

Few people know the Japanese gaming industry as well as Hirokazu Hamamura, former Editor-in-Chief of the massively popular gaming magazine Famitsu and now President of Enterbrain and Director of the  Kadokawa Group. Interviewed by Nikkei, he

Former Famitsu Editor in Chief and Kadokawa and Enterbrain head honcho Hirokazu Hamamura is one of the men best positioned to be in the know of what's going to happen in the Japanese gaming industry, and yesterday

With the posting of the latest financial results by Nintendo it's pretty evident that the performance of the Wii U isn't stellar, but according to Kadokawa Managing Director and Enterbrain President Hirokazu Hamamura there's still hope, as

Kadokawa Director, Enterbrain President, former Famitsu Editor in Chief and all-round Japanese game industry legend and insider Hirokazu Hamamura had some positive words for the rather epic return to success of Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn

Kadokawa Director, Enterbrain President and former Famitsu Editor in Chief Hirokazu Hamamura is a legend within the Japanese video game industry. Few have access to the info he does, and have more insight on the local market.

If there’s one man in Japan that fits the definition of “insider” is Hirokazu Hamamura, a legend between gamers in the archipelago of the rising sun. He's the former editor in chief of Weekly Famitsu and now

Hirokazu Hamamura is doubtlessly an expert on the ins and outs of the video game industry as the former Editor in Chief of the massively popular gaming magazine Famitsu and now President of Enterbrain  (that also

Few people know the Japanese gaming industry as well as Hirokazu Hamamura, former Editor in Chief of the massively popular gaming magazine Famitsu and now President of Enterbrain and Director of the whole Kadokawa Group.