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Inafune's Next Console Game Was Almost Shown At Tokyo Game Show
Ever since beloved designer Keiji Inafune left Capcom almost a year ago, gamers have been eager to see his next console project. As it turns out, we almost found out at Tokyo Game Show...and will hopefully be hearing something soon.
Joystiq spoke to Inafune last week at TGS, and he revealed that his new company Intercept had "titles which aren't social games" ready to show but decided not to, citing a crowded show. Could have fooled us.
The news isn't all bad, though. Inafune told Joystiq that the delay in revealing this mystery project shouldn't be a big one, promising that it should only be "a little longer."
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