Day in the Life of a Japanese Street Fighter 6 Game Planner
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
- A Day in the Life of a Japanese Capcom Game Planner working on Street Fighter Six in Osaka Japan. This is everyday Japanese work culture and work hours for a Game Developer at Capcom, one of the top video game companies in all of Japan. Founded in 1979, Capcom has been a pioneer in the game industry for over 40 years, now with about 2900 employees all working together to develop iconic multi-million selling title franchises like Resident Evil, Monster Hunter and one of my childhood games, Street Fighter. Tsuyoshi himself has working on the latest version, Street Fighter 6, for the last 5 years, as a Game Planner. Japan is interestingly unique in Game development as the job title Game Designer is rare. Instead, the job title of Game Planner really only exists though the roles are more or less the same. Most likely because in Japan, the “Designer” title is thought of as a person who focuses more on visual aesthetics like drawings or graphics, while a “Planner” is involved in the entire creation process. Today we will follow the Game Planner from morning until evening to show what he does from when he wakes up, what he does at work and what he does when he finishes work. This is his working hours in Japan along with all the tasks he is responsible for in his job.
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I wished Team Ninja continued the Dead or Alive game series.
Love your content
Maybe a day in the life for someone working at an airport or any other mass transit hub.
Hurray! The best series on RUclips has returned! 🤠❤
What next? A day in the life of a Japanese politician?
Tbh, this series is so good for Japanese economy if it was in Japanese, schools could use it to inspire kids trying to find their dream job
First Square Enix, now Capcom. Paolo has really levelled up his interviews. 👍🏻
don't forget Bandai Namco
He's collecting them all!!!
Which is the square Enix one?
Nintendo is next.
@@joakimberg7897 look up for daily life as japanese game illustrator 👌🏼
Your videos are why RUclips exists. Love the insider info and professionalism!
Oh wow!!! Thank you so much!!!! I love making them and sharing it with all of you.
100 USD daaaaaamn
Omg that's big money ...
If only money wasn't a issue would give it to u monthly ....just to pay hommage...the professional interactions is wonderful and gives me hope ...
Rich bro, can I have some?
I've never seen anyone get such access to a Japanese game studio before, the behind the scenes look is absolutely amazing
Because it comes with a price. The moment he says something critical to any company you’ll be blacklisted everywhere. I like Paolo bit it’s disingenuous to make people think he got access because he’s popular, he got access to the companies with the terms and conditions they set. Step out of line you’ll find out yourself ostracized. Remember this is Japan.
There's a Paolo episode at Bandai-Namco where he shows a lot of stuff from the studio. Search "A day in the life of a japanese game illustrator".
@@PwningGerZ this honestly applies to any big company
@@mannyMannymanny Yeah no major company and most small ones would let you walk in and criticize the place. Not more than once anyway lol.
@@PwningGerZ That’s not just a Japan thing. That will happen in most big companies around the world. They’re not going to give access to a known critic. You’ve got to abide by the spoken/unspoken rules if you want access.
Paolo, as a game designer working in an under-developed sector in the industry - I can't emphasize how much this content is appreciated! Thanks!
Mantap bro!
Ya. The gaming industry outside if Japan and the US is pretty lacking.
@@FictionHubZA its really not
He has a surprisingly well balanced life for a young Japanese corporate employee. Good to see that he truly enjoys his work.
0 social life tbh
@@MrBUNNYBASS I mean, that is most of Japan. Many are loners.
@@MrBUNNYBASS im quite happy with that life style, finding a job I want to do and still have time for my hobbies
@@jiejie7jie it’s not a hobby staying 24/7 front of a screen
@@MrBUNNYBASS dude was playing and recording guitar after work lol, thats fine with me
I couldn't believe Paolo was able to film inside Capcom!!! I think this is my favorite one so far in the Day in a Life series 💓
I thought the same... he just wasn't given secrets or what's coming out...
Same
"Day in a Life Series" Gotta love em!! ♥
He also filmed inside BANDAI NAMCO and SQUARE ENIX too. I hope he films inside NINTENDO next.
I can believe it, considering Capcom invited him in order to advertise for their new game.
Paolo has definitely outdone himself. The content is continuously getting better and more versatile.
If I were Wolfy, I’d brag about him being my dad all the time 🥰🤣
Definitely one of the best quality content on youtube ❤
Paolo has taken feedback seriously. Not only has he done normal japanese people's day in life, he outdid himself with this. I am still waiting for Japanese school teacher, Native English teacher, street racer, hairstylist/barber, doctor, nurse, etc. Good job.
If im not mistaken i gave an input comment for japanese action figure maker, and he already did it with a company. Amazed!
I'm still waiting for a day in the life of a NEET.
@@swarthybullxxx when are you available?
@@8aba_Yaga on the 33th.
Hairstylist? Then how about doing one with Natsuki? 🙂 People who watch Abroad in Japan will know what I am talking about ^^
I absolutely love the battle hub. The idea of walking around playing with players and getting to know them, creating rivalries, playing with the same person verusing the same character constantly is so enjoyable. Tsuyoshi did an amazing pitching the ideal and him and his team who brought his idea to life have made something so profound i'd expect to see this in future games with huge improvements. Well done Tsuyoshi!
SE and now CAPCOM!?! Amazing...you truly are among the top ambassadors for Japan. Congrats on making this happen!
The GOAT series with the GOAT game right now, Street Fighter 6!!! So crazy to see Paolo getting this video with Capcom with the perfect timing with the release of SFVI~ Thanks for another awesome video of everyone's favorite series, have a great weekend :D
It's almost like it was planned marketing by Capcom ;) And I love it!!
A partnership like this goes to show how popular this series has become. Such great work keep it up.
I hope companies know how much fun it is to see more of the behind the scenes of the games and series we love so much! Hopefully more companies see how great it is for Paolo to share this with all of us, it's amazing and one of the best series on RUclips ☺ I know I love it and many many others do too
Thats certainly true. Giving an interviewer the freedom to just walk around and explore the building gives the viewer an idea of how the day to day life of these people are structured and even though I have never played a fighting game myself it make me super hyped for the product that they are producing!
@@shaftinc8739 Yes! I am 100% with you on that. I also have never played a fighting game myself but it also made me super hyped for the product that they produced it makes me want to play the game 😆 I love that we get to see the more day to day life of these people, so many people could benefit from that.
Paolo is and will proabably always be my favourite interviewer honestly. He acts so friendly and doesn't try to push to much with the people he interviews, leaving them personal space but also getting them comfortable around him. One of my biggest dreams is to go to Japan and i've also been learning the language for almost 2 years. Watching his videos makes me feel like i'm already there and they are just SO interesting! :)
Paolo has always been my fav youtuber his interviews and video's made me learn and want to visit japan, I'm Glad that he is also respectful to the people as well because he makes sure before he make a move. I was wondering since u been learning Japanese for two Years how did u start ?
This is astonishing to watch. As someone who loves the Street Fighter franchise and who loves Street Fighter 6 personally, it's a delight to see the team behind the fantastic creation of this game. This game will surely be a candidate for the game of the year. From one Paolo to another, thank you for creating this content. Hope to see more in the future.
SF 6 just came out yesterday and it's SO GOOD! Highly recommend getting it. Congrats to Tsuyoshi and the rest of the team at Capcom for making a smash hit! Thanks to Paolo for the video. I can't believe that director Nakayama-san made your character in game, lol.
Im playin it too since Friday ❤Team Capcom was so Amazing with all theyr last Game Releases 🎉Cant wait for DragonsDogma 2
Just wondering if you guys had any random disconnect issues? I keep getting disconnected even though my internet is up and running and yes I am using a cable connection. Figure it’s their servers but it’s getting really annoying cuz when it happens in ranked mode it flags me as a rage quitter and then I can’t find any matches for the rest of the day sigh
@@novanatakit323 Sounds like either your connnection is unstable or maybe your router is blocking certain ports SF needs to function properly.
Port-forward the right ports, try again, if that doesn't work; Factory reset your router and try again (Forward the ports as well). If it still persists, contact your ISP and check if it might an issue on their side.
Could also be a chance your cable is broken internally making the connection bug out every now and then.
@@novanatakit323 I got disconnected randomly while in world tour. I think their servers are just gonna be a little iffy for now since the game just launched
@@brokenb0nd Thanks for the suggestion. I did just do the port forwarding yesterday and so far no disconnects. Fingers crossed. The cable is relatively new, I just changed it out about 1 month ago.
Paolo-san i just want to say thank you for giving us videos like this we really appreciate them and we will continue to support you too 😊 Thank you!!
This guy is about to be an even more sought after employee than he was before. Congrats on the launch and glowing reception!
Thank you to the devs for this masterpiece, and congrats on its continued success. Their passion, talent, and hard work paid off.
These videos are so wonderful! I’m always so happily surprised these huge companies allow you such incredible access. It makes me love the companies who allow this more, because it feels like they’re proud to let it be showcased!
Count the shots of Capcom merchandise in this video. And that's how he gets access.
@@argylemanni280 Who cares, because we get to see how it looks.
Seeing how reviewers are singing high praises of SF6, he and his team should be super proud of it!
すげー、今が旬のスト6発売直後にこんな濃い内容の裏側が観れるとは有難い😍
10年前淀屋橋のカプコンの求人見て憧れててその時は諸事情で断念したけど、少しでも中身が知れて嬉しい
実況、凄い良い感じだよ！
Excellent timing with Street Fighter 6’s release, and thanks for making this video!! it’s an incredible opportunity for us non-game developers to see how Capcom staff do their work!!
Maybe this was record in the past , and only can be post after the game release
@@parfaitcell3067 So I went and check for any date, 3:09 when he's checking the email what looks like 2023, 01 (January), 19 (?) shows up, so it'd seemed this was filmed at the start of the year.
Edit/PS: I feel bad for pointing it out tho, in every other scene they either blurred or used paper to block the date from the screen UI so it didn't show up, but as with games there's always bugs you miss so as a gamer I'm also responsible for mentioning it.
Paolo is my favorite person on the planet hands down. He deserves all the happiness in the world
That guy def has some important character vibes. Not the main character, but a really beloved side character. Reminds me of L from Daeth Note.
as someone who's learning to code i actually enjoy anything related to game developing or anything related to programming honestly i keep rewatching those previous videos it has become my motivation
I’m currently in Tokyo on my first trip to Japan. I’ve watched your videos for a while. Fallen in love with it since landing. What an amazing place Japan is!
Street Fighter 6 is going to take Capcom to new heights and this man is one of the reasons behind it.
Congrats to Paolo for taking his series to another level with this video!
Been playing world tour mode all day, it's a blast. This is the best fighting game of all-time, it's just dialed perfectly on all fronts. They're letting us run wild with our own custom builds too, which I wasn't expecting because of balance. We can literally make those "best move in every slot" characters people theory craft about.
つよしさんのお部屋、めっちゃオシャレだなあ、、
日本の職場風景を海外の方に発信してくださってありがとうございます。
日本人の自分も、とても楽しめました。
You interviewed so many game company's employees but this one hits hard since Capcom is my dream company to work for. They made majority of my favorite games, like RE, Dino Crisis, Onimusha series, Okami, Haunting Ground, Dead Rising 1, DMC series (not DmC).
Your sources to gain this type of access behind Street Fighter 6 is way ahead of any other gaming channel I subscribe to. Keep up the amazing content.
Okay, so first we have
1) Game programmer from Bandai namco
2) Game illustrator from Square Enix
3) Game designer from ColoPL
4) Game planner from CAPCOM
I wonder what next..
Maybe sound designer? VFX artist?
Sheeesh, can't wait for more 😵
Damm, 3 likes in such amount of time! Thanks
day in life of yoko taro, kojima, nomura, miyazaki.
We need the BIG N art director or something
Kojima
He could try From Software
ゲーム1本ですが 膨大な情報量を入力とか作業が壮絶すぎて
制作スタッフさん凄すぎです＆お疲れ様です👍 ありがとうございます😄
“I like cars, but I can’t drive”. That hits me.
What I liked about Japanese employees was that each of them had personal stuff in their work station like toy cars etc and people respect each other privacy. In India if I had something in my work station it will all be taken away by random people and I would get frustated and would have to fight daily, Japanese culture is really good!
As a brazilian, I can totally relate. 😆🤣
It is respect for others. I think in all the countries in all the world, this is the only one where worker humans respect each other.
Its all about upbringing and good moral parenting which makes or breaks a society. Japan teaches their children to be respectful, polite, and follow the rules which in turn make their society good and country better in general. As for india or any other countries these are generally neglected most of the time when the children growing up and as a result you have disrespectful, loud and hooligans running around which makes the whole country terrible. These qualities and traits can't be created overnight need atleast couple of generations to fully developed and by than me, you or anybody right now won't be alive to see it lol (sad but that's the reality)
@@xcal99999 Or humans could use their lauded brains. At least I heard humans had brains. Could be a lie, though.
Seems it’s not only Japan but also some Asia’s office would allow you to bring your personal stuff like figures , toys and sometimes even family photos too
This game is so much fun to play! Thanks to all the team behind it, you did an amazing job! And thanks to Paolo for this special Day in the Life of ♥
This is so cool! Paolo's reputation going higher and higher. God bless you and your family. Thank you.
Love these day in the life videos.
You appreciate all workers no matter if it’s lower or higher income. It makes me appreciate everyone
For real. Very informative n helpful to understand Japan more. Information is power.
No pun intended but, Paolo, this is NEXT LEVEL! So freaking cool. CAPCOM is the best. I'm a huge Street Fighter fan as well. This was so cool to see!
Entertaining yeah
Now this is something special! This was really cool to see what some Capcom devs do in Japan.
Loved this one - Street Fighter has been a part of my childhood - while I don't game much these days, seeing this brought back good memories of playing StreetFighter II !! No wonder this one took a few years to get organised - I imagine Capcom wont just open their doors to just anyone, so it shows how widely your name and excellent content is growing :)
ZOMG, Paolo, you always get the best scoops; definitely wasn't expecting this, especially on the day of Street Fighter 6's launch date! Your insider ability (for lack of a better phrasing) never ceases to amaze me! 🤯😊😄
This was really good insight as someone who wants to be a video game designer. Thank you so much Paolo 👍🏽
15:42 You know he's serious when he's approaching with a Hit Box.
With the game coming out now, i can see this series has became a marketing tool for company and i love it. This is a good way for companies from Japan to engage with a larger number of audiences while Paolo can do what he loves
Paolo you have excelled with this one. Great break down of Tsuyoshi 's typical day and I have to say the staff at Capcom working on this game are surprisingly young! They still understand the legacy of Street Fighter II and onwards and have done very very well with this new game, it has an outstanding buzz.
As per usual everything is captured perfectly with Paolo's breezy upbeat style.
10/10, well done
Bravo, very interesting. Congrats to Tsuyoshi and the Capcom team for making an amazing game that will be remembered forever.
This was a super cool Day in the Life! Just to see all these people pursue their passion is very inspirational and heart-warming. Thanks Paolo for allowing us access to see this!
I love these! Capcom looks like an awesome place to work!
Wow that's crazy, you've been holding on to this footage for two years?? That's awesome! Must've been a tough wait!
This was super cool! Really neat to see all of the people and learn about their roles. They all seem super pumped to be there and to work on SF 6. Nice work!
Thank you Paolo-san, please keep on creating!!! Ganbatte!!! Happy that finally other people giving you super thanks also!! Best wishes to Wolfie!
Thank you so much!
That is awesome that you were able to get a day in the life of the creator of the SF6 Battle Hub. Such a cool part of the game that sets the other fighting games apart. And seeing his proposal was awesome! Felt like we really got some behind the scenes secret content. 😃
This guy absolutely rules. I love this.
Thank you so much for sharing these things!!
I was not expecting A Day in the Life video of a Japanese Capcom Game Planner at all! He already did Bandai Namco, Sega, Square Enix and now Capcom?! Paolo does an excellent job in creating these types of videos and explaining the processes of how the employees works on. Does that mean there is a chance of A Day in the Life video of a Japanese Video Game composer in Nihon Falcom? I am still keeping my high hopes for Day in the Life of a Nihon Falcom composer or any other employees like the President or JDK music band. 😄💖
HOLY SHIT A FALCOM FAN!! I WAS NOT EXPECTING THIS!!!!
@@ryekun1212 Hi there, nice to meet you. I am a Nihon Falcom fan. I been a fan of the Trails/Kiseki series for over two years. I am from New York City and I help promote the Trails series through Instagram, Twitter, cosplaying in conventions, and walking around the city while wearing my Trails t-shirt and holding my 40th Nihon Falcom Anniversary bag.
These videos are the best, thanks Paolo 🎉
I work in game design and this was really insightful and cool to watch! Thank you so much for showing us another great "Day in the Life" vlog, I love this series.
Great video: as a fan of fighting games, learning how other people live, and audio recording, I enjoyed. I believe the wooden slats on the wall in the foley studio are, in fact, sound diffusers, so their purpose isn't necessarily to make sound, but to treat the room. This game planner shreds!
This is sooo cool! I've been a fan of Street Fighter since the beginning. and now that I see people of my age working on the game. it's jut a wholesome feeling. thank you so much for making this documentary.
Paolo, you've done a lot of awesome things on your channel, but this might be the coolest thing yet. Amazing work as always!
Paolo, so happy for you you got to do this! The unique and seemingly impossible access and stories you have are at a different level. My husband who plays SF semi-pro is absolutely blown away. You're living the dream for many of us. Congrats!
The timing of this video's release is impeccable! Great job working with Capcom (I'm sure it wasn't easy, but your patience and persistence paid off) to get some insight into how they operate, and specifically showcase aspects of SF6, which looks to be a very strong revitalization of the franchise!
It goes to show how much they work, collaborate, and use everything possible to create the game content we see on our consoles. We only get a glimpse of one day but these projects take years to complete, with a lot of repetition and rework to finalize the product for us gamers.
Thanks again Paolo for doing this series, and to the Capcom team for allowing him to showcase your latest game!
Great episode. More game devs please!
edit: Wow! So cool that you got to talk to the Director too... I think that more content like this would do very well. If you could get an inside look at FromSoft... It's a long shot, but just maybe
Bless this planner for adding battle hub, every fighting game from Japan has had weird hub areas that made the game more obtuse than an actual social space like DBFZ or Strive. What tremendous execution on the entire game, much respect and thanks for everyone involved. And thank you for the video!
Amazing job Paolo once again - all the best to you and a huge thanks for letting us all behind the scenes in one of the most awaited games in a long time! 🔥
Awesome idea for a video! I just picked up my copy today! I’m enjoying the game so much!
Another compelling insight - only Paolo can bring us into a world we would otherwise never experience. Well done with the planning and patience getting this one nailed - so worth it. Hello from London : - )
初っ端の苦しそうな｢アレクサ、やめて……｣が不意打ちすぎて爆笑してしまった
Bruh the quality and production of your videos are amazing. I appreciate all these, have a fun and safe day
Amazing access to Capcom! Incredible work and I can’t imagine the amount of effort that went in behind the scenes to make this happen.
This is a great look into Capcom and Street Fighter. Another wonderful video 👏🎉
Definitely my favorite vlogger in Japan! More success to you, Paolo! 🥳
Tsuyoshi (and team) did a hell of a job. An absolutely amazing game.
omg you visited Capcom while they were working on SF6?! The dream!!
What amazing content Paolo! Keep more of these gaming industry videos coming! Anime, manga and other artistic fields are super interesting too! Greetings from the Caribbean!
This guy is living the life I ever dream of
Being a gamer and working at a gaming company you love!
This was an awesome behind the scenes of my favorite fighting game. I am glad this version game back much better and strong than previous. Thanks for the awesome videos.
Loved this video Paolo! Please make more, but don’t rush them keep the quality like this!
格闘ゲームでゲームバランスが取れることは本当に凄い事なんだよ。
Didi mao ho chi minh?
You can tell Paolo just woke up. He’s truly dedicated to his work.
Thank you Paolo! Can't believe you managed to film inside Square and Capcom! Please do more of these! It would be cool to see a day in the life of a Sumo wrestler as well!
Paolo's planning ability is amazing.
It is also amazing that the project can be realized.
I love these types of videos ❤
めっちゃ人生楽しんでて羨ましい。
The legendary Street Fighter series and it's creators! What a treat... This is especially nice as I'm getting the vibes from SF2 era from the newest one. I'm sure they are proud. Nice one, Paolo! Congrats!
This is soooo awesome, Paolo! ❤ One of the coolest jobs in the world! Hope they release that "Paolo-san" character DLC soon too. 😁👍
Wow, Bandai Namco, Square Enix and now Capcom. Incredible. Who is next?
And it's so cool to see the culture and the daily life in these companies.
Thanks for Uploading this as I've been a fan of SF since playing SF2 in the arcade in 1991.
Love this video, I am currently planning my trip to Japan this December. I know it will be cold but I cant wait. My first vacation in like 4-5 years.
I absolutely cannot believe Paolo got into Capcom! This was awesome!!!!!!! Thank you good sir for the most PERFECT content!
As a game dev myself, I love these types of videos like when he went to Bandai, SquareEnix and now this (Capcom). Even the videos when he talks to animators and or artist that work on mangas.
Super cool💯👍🏿
Love the videos Paolo, cinematography looks amazing too!!
What a great video! Amazing to get that kind of access to one of the big game developers. That Capcom employee has a dream job imo.
WOW Palo. you're "day in the life of" stuff is great. I find myself watching more and more of these. Keep it up!! Also CAPCOM!!! Epic.
It's very interesting to see so many young people in the game planner role. I would have imagined that there are only/more older people in the manager roles, so it's cool to see these creative positions filled with new generations!
Not really into street fighter personally but I loved seeing their passion! And insight into game development is always a huge W
‘This is too thick, it sounds too much like Ken.”
This man sure knows his craft
Amazing video. Capcom looks like a really fun company to work for