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Ace Combat 8 Wings of the Brave Names Yusuke Kozaki as Main Character Designer

Daniel Cross 1 min read

Bandai Namco appoints Yusuke Kozaki, known for Kingdom Hearts, as main character designer for Ace Combat 8: Wings of the Brave.

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Bandai Namco Entertainment has appointed Yusuke Kozaki as the main character designer for Ace Combat 8: Wings of the Brave. The announcement comes from a post by Kozaki himself, who revealed his new role on social media.

Yusuke Kozaki brings Kingdom Hearts experience to flight combat series after 25 year fan journey

Kozaki brings significant experience to the project. He previously worked on the Kingdom Hearts series and has been involved in game development for many years. The appointment brings a fresh perspective to the visual style of the series, reflecting Kozaki's established artistic approach.

The announcement highlights Kozaki's long-standing connection to the series. He noted that he first played an entry in the franchise around 25 years ago, specifically referencing Ace Combat 3. His long-standing engagement with the franchise since the 1990s highlights a sustained connection to the series' legacy.

Kozaki described the title as a continuation of his youthful experiences with the series. Kozaki's role as main character designer aligns with the series' tradition of integrating narrative elements into its flight simulation experience. The announcement has drawn attention from players who appreciate Kozaki's recognizable artistic style in game development.

Source: DEXERTO