KOBE—Ouka Nakanishi was 5 years old when she first saw someone’s face transform during Nankinmachi’s Lunar New Year festival. As traditional dances, martial arts demonstrations and other cultural ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Ouka, a three-year-old Samoyed, never seemed to be afraid of heights. That was the first thing that his owner, who goes by the ...
NetEase, a leading Chinese internet company, has founded a brand-new development team, Ouka Studio. The team is establishing its roots in Shibuya, Tokyo, and plans to focus its efforts on developing ...
Who said dogs can't fly? Ouka, a 6½-year-old Samoyed, often defies gravity by paragliding through the skies in a custom harness alongside his human companion. Video footage of a recent flight in ...
Ouka Studios, the developer of the Square Enix published action-RPG Visions of Mana, is reportedly set to close as its parent company NetEase has cut "all but a handful of jobs". The news comes as ...
Chinese gaming giants Tencent and NetEase are reportedly starting to pull investment from Japanese studios, and we are already seeing the consequences at a studio that just put a much-anticipated ...
In one photo, a ruffled white leather glove leaps over its companion against a blue and green background. In another, a tidy, woven pillbox hat drags long locks of blonde hair towards a false eyelash, ...
Ouka Studios director Ryosuke Yoshida has announced that he has left the NetEase-owned developer to join Square Enix. Yoshida shared the news on social media, saying he quit his role on October 31, ...
Chinese video game company NetEase has reportedly laid off most staff at Visions of Mana developer Ouka Studios with plans to shut it down altogether. The closure of Ouka Studios is reportedly due to ...
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Ryosuke Yoshida, the director of the August 29-released Visions of Mana, has left the NetEase Games-owned developer Ouka Studios and joined Square Enix, he announced. “On a personal note, I quit ...