Overview
- In a new interview, Takahashi said To a T "didn't sell well" and "wasn't a good fit."
- He cited the game's weak commercial performance as a reason for leaving California and moving back to Japan.
- His immediate priority is to support his children and find them a school in Japan before deciding his next step.
- He said he will consider whether he still belongs in the games industry, while inviting investment to keep making "fun and weird" projects with Uvula.
- He noted he has ideas for Katamari Damacy and would be open to working with Bandai Namco again, as discussion continues over whether Game Pass affected sales across platforms.