Seiji Shimoda

下田星児

Joined 2005 new graduate

Education Computer Academy HAL Osaka School Graduated development

Credited titles ".hack//GU" series

What kind of work do you do now?

I'm in charge of effects on the graphics team. Even if it's an effect

There are many things, but it is easy to understand how fire, water magic, hit marks that appear when an attack hits it.

I think so. Due to the nature of the work, it is possible to create a finishing touch after the background or character appears on the screen.

There are a lot of them, so they have a big impact on the final graphics quality and are extremely rewarding.

Another feature is that it involves a lot of interactions with programmers. Also, the production demo scene

We also offer suggestions for creating and playing the battle part.

What made you decide to join CyberConnect2?

When I actually talked to the president during the interview, I found out that I actually worked at this company.

I felt that I was able to predict what I could have predicted and that it was a company that allowed me to grow.

What kind of company is CyberConnect2?

A company that moves forward both yourself and your company!

Please tell us your own preferences and policies when working.

I always try to be confused so that I don't narrow my range with my assumptions.

There are things that you can't do without gaining experience, but that alone is a job that you can't support.

I will not spare any effort to think about new things.

What abilities are required to do work?

I think it requires a wide range of thinking, flexible response and imagination.

Communication skills are of course important when working on your job, and

I believe it is important to be considerate.

What kind of study did you study to get into your current career as a student?

When I was a student, I was particularly focused on working (with money) as a job.

vinegar. I receive jobs from instructors and alumni who come to school, and what I make becomes a product.

I was trying to make it possible to feel this way firsthand. Directly interacting with clients to meet requests

On the other hand, I was able to experience the workflow of things while I was in school, such as making proposals from here.

I think it was very helpful. I originally wanted to work in CG video,

I didn't study in a way that focused on game development, but I was a heavy gamer so I used to play games.

I think I naturally acquired knowledge about how to put it together.

I also studied C language to master CG tools, so at my current job,

It is useful when communicating with programmers.

Are there any games, movies, anime, etc. that changed your life?

The movie "Jurassic Park"

This film was released when I was in junior high school, and I think I've seen it in the cinema more than five times.

At the time, I remember thinking about whether to become a genetic engineer or a CG designer.

Finally, please give me a message.

I was immediately surprised after joining the company, saying, "What!? Is it okay to go that far?"

In the first place, when I was looking at companies from a student's perspective, new employees should listen to their opinions properly.

I had a vague idea of how many years I'd be able to get it until I was able to get it...

It was different on CyberConnect2. If the purpose and effectiveness are clear, a new designer will be

Even if it is a proposal, there is a mechanism that can be incorporated into a major element in the game.

This company has it.

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