As a fight with credit card companies over adult games leads to renewed concerns about censorship on Steam and even on indie ...

Last month, Yoko Taro confirmed he was the creative director of a brand-new Square Enix game, during a press conference for Nier Replicant ver. 1.22474487139.

During today's Nintendo Direct presentation, we got our first proper look at Yoko Taro's upcoming card-based RPG, Voice of Cards: The Isle Dragon Roars, which we also learned is coming to Nintendo ...

Steam recently began to prohibit games that violate the "rules and standards" of payment processors and banks. It's a move ...

Taro Yoko isn't quite as weird as the games he makes, but he's working on it. He doesn't like his photo being taken, so he puts on an elaborate custom mask of one of Nier's characters for every ...

Games JRPG Nier: Automata After teasing Nier 3, Nier: Automata creator Yoko Taro signs up for some brutal irony: an AI telling him to stop posting on social media and start writing games that make ...

"I read the Japanese article and a part of me was thinking maybe Yoko Taro will read this," he explains. "Yeah, maybe. It was like a fantasy in my mind! I didn't expect him to actually notice this.

Meet YOKO TARO, Atsushi Ohkubo, & JIN event will take place on Sunday, October 1, and will start at 6pm PT/9pm ET. That translates to Monday, October 2, at 2am BST/11am AEST.

Yoko Taro: Well, we all do need dreams. Yosuke Saito: Well, I’m sure it happens, there are many who aim to become game makers in order to leave behind a piece of their dream.

Is Yoko Taro really going to take off that mask and reveal his face? Nope! That isn’t the mysterious Yoko under the Nier mask, but Platinum Games’ Hideki Kamiya.

Yoko Taro, superfan: First, I’d like to talk about how the music synchronizes with what is happening on the screen. Iuchi-san, the planner and director of Ikaruga, was also in charge of making ...

When Yoko Taro describes his sarcastic yet honest vision of an alien invasion, where creators are “forced to make a living developing games in that low-tech environment,” he concludes: “I ...