Hideaki Itsuno, Capcom

- wants to make a fighting game
- wants to make a new fighter where your skills and experience will not necessarily provide an advantage
- likes the A Train simulation series

Motohide Eshiro, Capcom

- would like to become a producer who can manage projects that encompass not just consumer games, but social, video and other facets
- he'd like to make an arcade beat 'em up, something like Final Fight but using today's technology
- believes that Capcom must form a big framework by working with a variety of other companies
- this approach would be used to fight off competition from overseas
- believes that overseas markers are amazing
- believes Japan cannot beat overseas by doing the same thing

Suda 51, Grasshopper Manufacture

- continuing to work to make players know that Grasshopper does not necessarily equal Suda
- thinks online is a required element in the future
- would like to also try out social elements
- hoping to start up a new project featuring his very own planning

Kenichi Ogasawara, Tecmo Koei

- believes an open world may be appropriate for demonstrating the reality of battle in his 'third pillar' project
- human drama could be better conveyed by playing as a single soldier
- wants to make an action game that's different from Musou
- if given the chance to make a new Nobunaga's Ambition, he would like to show battle through drama and reality

Toshihiro Nagoshi, Sega

- Japanese console game market continues to grow poorly
- international market has also started to show slight signs of a drop
- current game market is facing a tough predicamen
- interested in free-to-play
- wants publishers to take part in developers' well-being

Naoki Yoshida, Square Enix

- big fan of Matsuno, Akihiko Yoshida and Hiroshi Minagawa
- would like to make something that converts Akihiko Yoshida's artwork into a game