Dynasty Warriors Producer Wonders How Many Games He Has Left Before Retirement
Longtime Dynasty Warriors producer Tomohiko Sho says being in his 50s has made him increasingly conscious of how many games he has left to create before retirement, leaving him conflicted about spending those years remastering games he already made.
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