Shoji Meguro, the extraordinarily proficient musician behind the unimaginable Persona sport soundtracks, has introduced his departure from developer Atlus. Meguro says that he really left the corporate again in September, and for the final 5 years or so, he is been serving to develop indie titles. He’ll even be working as a contract sport composer, and we will not think about that he’ll ever be wanting jobs.
Meguro joined Atlus all the way in which again in 1995, so he’d been with the agency for a powerful 26 years. Clearly he is felt as if it is time for a change, however Meguro states that he’ll “proceed to keep up a superb relationship” with Atlus.
So what does this imply for Persona? Nicely, it isn’t all doom and gloom. Meguro says that he’ll nonetheless be working alongside Atlus for future video games (phew!). Nonetheless, we’ll have to attend and see whether or not Meguro is allowed the identical inventive freedom.
Given how ridiculously good the Persona soundtracks are typically, dropping Meguro may have been an enormous blow to the sequence. Fortunately, it seems like his experience will nonetheless be referred to as upon when the time comes.
So, Atlus… How about that Persona 6?
