In a brief message on social media, he thanked fans for their long-term support of the games and characters he's been responsible for over the years. It's not the end of his career though, with the news he will be starting development on "a new game in a new environment" in September.
During his time at Capcom, Itsuno worked on series like Devil May Cry, Dragon's Dogma and even titles like Rival Schools and Power Stone, which are both set to return in Capcom's newly announced Fighting Collection 2.
