"It seemed really dull, like a chess game or Reversi game. "We do have to acknowledge that before Everybody's Golf and Hot Shots Golf, golf games weren't really that popular," he says. And he's glad to continue that tradition. Now, at the head of the company, Muramori says he believes that it was thanks to Everybody's Golf - and Sony specifically - that golf games became popular at all. Muramori has been working on Everybody's Golf since the very beginning, including being credited as a programmer on the original game as a part of Camelot. No matter its ideas for future projects, it’s clear that the team at Clap Hanz still loves making golf games. But we always have the urge to develop other games as well." "But realistically, we need to prioritize the ones that are most likely to succeed, so for that reason most of our games have continued to be golf games. "There are actually a lot of games that are in the planning, and they are not limited to golf games - all sorts of different genres," Muramori says. He hopes in another 20 years that golf games are still a pillar for the studio, but that the studio is also able to establish other pillar titles "that showcase our abilities as a game developer." Muramori says the studio is also looking to expand its horizons beyond golf games in the future. But we would like to pursue any other opportunities that would arise in the future."Ĭlap Hanz Golf isn't just looking for new partners and opportunities. Just for your reference, there is nothing set in stone as far as other partners for the time being. We don't want to limit ourselves to Apple and Sony.
We still have a very good relationship with Sony. "But that doesn't mean the relationship is over. "The last Everybody's Golf title was released in 2019 for PlayStation VR, and there haven't been any new announcements up to this point," he says. Muramori reassures me that the studio does still have a good relationship with Sony, but that the studio does want to explore other options in the future beyond its current and former partnerships.
"By putting our name in the title, we thought it would be the best way for gamers to recognize Clap Hanz.” "We wanted the global audience to know who Clap Hanz is, and what we've done in the past," Muramori says in an interview with IGN. It's a massive step for the studio after all these years, and it's a move that CEO Masashi Muramori says he hopes will better identify the studio as its own entity to a global audience. Though still a golf game, Clap Hanz Golf is not a part of the Everybody's Golf series, and instead of being a PlayStation console game, it's currently exclusive to Apple Arcade. Earlier this month, Clap Hanz announced and simultaneously released its very first game to break most of those molds: Clap Hanz Golf. In all that time, Clap Hanz has not released a single game that wasn't part of that series, wasn't golf, and wasn't exclusive to Sony.
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The series would go on to span four generations of PlayStation consoles, as well as the PSP, Vita, and PSVR. It started in 1998 with Everybody's Golf 2, having taken over the series from Camelot (which would then go on to make all of Nintendo's Mario Golf games).
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