14 DAY TRIAL // From Software's Hidetaka Miyazaki, the director behind some of the most successful RPG made by the Japanese studio, is confident he can work at the same time on both the upcoming Bloodborne DLC and next year's Dark Souls 3.
From Software has delivered some impressive titles over the last few years, starting with Demon's Souls and continuing with Dark Souls 1 and 2, or Bloodborne. Most of these titles were masterminded by Hidetaka Miyazaki, and the director is currently working hard on Dark Souls 3, as well as on the upcoming expansion for Bloodborne.
Miyazaki is more than able to work on both big projects
Given this increased workload, some fans have manifested their worries about Miyazaki and his multi-tasking skills.
That won't be problem, according to the developer, who tells Gamespot that he's worked on multiple projects at the same time in the past and the current situation, with Bloodborne's DLC and Dark Souls 3, isn't that big of a deal.
He also emphasizes that he's not alone in either of those projects, as there are other experienced individuals helping out in different areas.
"The bottom line is, I think I can do it. I believe I can do both the Bloodborne DLC and Dark Souls 3," he says. "This isn’t the first time I’ve had to work on two projects at the same time. When I was doing Demon’s Souls, I was also working on Armored Core: For Answer. Even for the original Dark Souls, I acted as producer and director. In the case of Bloodborne, although I was the lead game director, there was another director level person that also contributed. This is the same for Dark Souls 3."
As such, From Software fans shouldn't worry about the two big projects from the Japanese studio. Bloodborne's DLC is expected this fall, whereas Dark Souls 3 has been confirmed for a debut in 2016.