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"Rise of the Ronin" has no story DLC Japanese PC players have risen significantly

2025-03-12 21:29:18|Myriagame |source：minecraft skins

Before the release of "Rise of the Ronin" Steam, foreign media RPG Site interviewed Team Ninja director and developer Fumihiko Yasuda and Yosuke Hayashi, the producer of "Rise of the Ronin", and talked about the PC version transplant, potential stories about DLC, PC games and console games in Japan, etc.

《浪人崛起》没有故事DLC 日本PC玩家显著上升

When asked whether "Rise of the Ronin" is now available on PC and PS5 platforms and whether it plans to create a story DLC, Yasuda Fumihiko replied: "There is currently no plan to create a DLC."

When asked what you think about the current situation of Japanese console and PC games, Fumihiko Yasuda said that there are a large number of Switch players in Japan, which have been going on for a long time, and are paying close attention to how this situation will change after the Switch 2 is released.However, he also said that the number of PC players in Japan has increased significantly in recent years.

Fumihiko Yasuda: In the Japanese game console market, the number of Nintendo Switch players has been very considerable for a long time. I am paying close attention to how this situation will change after the Switch 2 is launched.There are still many PS5 players for the kind of games we are developing, but I also feel that the number of PC players in Japan has increased significantly over the past few years.

Shisuke Haya: I strongly feel that the boundary between console games and PC games is gradually narrowing.I think we are entering an era where players no longer deliberately consider which platform they are using to play games.

RPG Site: What cross-platform games have you been playing recently in 2024 and 2025?

Fumihiko Yasuda: Recently, I was playing "The Road to Exile 2".

Shisuke Haya: I'm playing "The True Kingdoms: Origin" and "Monster Hunter: The Wild".

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