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Keiji Inafune Reveals Zombie Game
Former Mega Man creator Keiji Inafune left Capcom and started a new studio called Comcept. His first announced project was The Island of Dr. Momo. His second game, code named YAIBA, is about killing zombies.
“Everywhere I go, people ask me, ‘When is it coming?’” Inafune said in a statement. “There are so many zombie games out there, yet people ask me for a new Inafune zombie game. I am grateful for people’s respect for me as the ‘zombie game creator’ and to fulfill that I must answer their expectations with YAIBA.
“I am not at freedom to disclose the details just yet,” Inafune added. “But I am confident you will enjoy this new concept consisting of zombies with action, ninjas and mechs.” Below is the first teaser trailer for project YAIBA.
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