Keiichiro Toyama
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Keiichirō Toyama (外山 圭一郎, Toyama Keiichirō?) is a video game designer, best known as the creator of the survival horror video game Silent Hill (1999).[1]
The game was successful and produced various sequels, but Toyama left Team Silent to join SCE Japan Studio afterwards to work on the Siren series. He directed the video games Siren (2003) and its sequel Forbidden Siren 2 (2006).[2] In 2008, Toyama released Siren: Blood Curse, a reimagining of the original Siren game. Toyama then worked on the PlayStation Vita game Gravity Daze, released in 2012.[3]
[edit] References
- ^ Perron, Bernard; Barker, Clive (2009-10-07). Horror video games: essays on the fusion of fear and play. McFarland. pp. 15–. ISBN 9780786441976.
- ^ Eurogamer.net, Interview With Toyama , Retrieved on February 15, 2012,
- ^ GameSpot.com, E3 2011: Gravity Daze Hands-On Preview, Retrieved on January 30, 2012,
- ^ gpara.com, ‘"クリエイターズファイル 第127回′(in Japanese), Retrieved on January 30, 2012,
- ^ GameSpot.com, ‘Siren Blood Curse′ tech info, Retrieved on January 30, 2012,
- ^ Gamespot.com,Interview With Keiichiro Toyama, Retrieved on January 30, 2012,
- ^ GameSpot.com, TGS 2011: Gravity Daze Demo , Retrieved on January 30, 2012,
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