In a recent shareholders Q&A, Koei Tecmo's representatives explained how the company plans to steadily develop more AAA games.

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Koei Tecmo wants to prioritize AAA games and to further distance itself from the mobile market

Koei Tecmo has major upscaling planned for the long term as they shift towards consistent yearly triple A game releases.

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Koei Tecmo plans to go from 2,500 to 5,000 employees and lean further into AAA games, lowering expectations of mobile market  - AUTOMATON WEST

Koei Tecmo, publisher of the Dynasty Warriors and Atelier games, is looking to make some changes in how it operates. The scoop comes from a shareholder briefing document that was translated by Automaton: The company plans to take its employee count from 2,500 to 5,000 so that it can better meet its goals. That being… Read More »Koei Tecmo plans to double workforce, prioritize AAA games Source

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Koei Tecmo plans to double workforce, prioritize AAA games

Koei Tecmo, the publisher behind the Nioh and Dynasty Warriors series, is reportedly looking to lean further into AAA development, and focus more heavily on the PC and console markets.  The news comes from the company’s shareholders Q&A briefing, as reported by Automaton. Back in April the company established a brand-new studio that was intended to work on AAA games. The currently unnamed studio is let by Yosuke Hayashi, who’s worked on the like…

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Koei Tecmo Focusing on AAA Development, Increasing Employee Headcount

Publisher Koei Tecmo shared new plans moving forward, including a focus on AAA titles and the growing of its team.

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Koei Tecmo Plans Expansion, To Shift Focus to Creation of AAA Titles

Koei Tecmo plans to move from 2,500 to 5,000 employees and expand the development of AAA games, lowering smartphone market expectations.

Koei Tecmo planea pasar de 2.500 a 5.000 empleados y expandir el desarrollo de juegos AAA, rebajando las expectativas del mercado para smartphones.

Koei Tecmo wants to prioritize AAA games and to further distance itself from the mobile market

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