Toshihiro Nagoshi’s studio, Nagoshi Studio, is currently working on Gang of Dragon. While NetEase has been financially supporting the game’s development, a recent Bloomberg report indicates they plan to end funding in May. If Nagoshi Studio can’t find new investors, it may be forced to close, potentially canceling Gang of Dragon. Here’s a summary of the situation.
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In November 2021, after leaving Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and SEGA, Nagoshi founded Nagoshi Studio under the umbrella of NetEase Games.