She came to E3 2019 with GhostWire Tokyo. She left with the audience’s hearts and the world’s giggles. She is Ikumi Nakamura, Creative Director at Tango<\/b>
\nShe came to E3 2019 with GhostWire Tokyo. She left with the audience\u2019s hearts and the world\u2019s giggles. She is Ikumi Nakamura, Creative Director at Tango Gameworks, with Bethesda, and she was quite easily the most enjoyable presenter at E3 2019. She was so genuine in her presentation and attitude that she inspired a viral wave of fan art \u2013 take a look!
As Dan Ximenes mentioned in the following tweet, Gaming Elder God Shinji Mikami (director of Dino Crisis Resident Evil 96 and 2002, Resident Evil 4, God Hand, Vanquish, and The Evil Within) passed the torch to Ikumi Nakamura last night. She worked on some of the most amazing games in the past century, like Bayonetta, Okami, and \u2013 you guessed it \u2013 The Evil Within.
The most awesome part of part of the entirety of Bethesda\u2019s presentation during E3 2019, presented last night, June 10th, 2019, was the following. This video shows Ikumi Nakamura presenting GhostWire: Tokyo.
We agree with game designer Jennifer Scheurle on this situation. Squealing was the right thing to do. And yes, we would love more female creative directors \u2013 lots more!
Below you\u2019ll see a collection of fan art made in the aftermath of the first presentation done at E3 by Ikumi Nakamura. If you find more, tag on Twitter tagging @nakamura193 \u2013 and tell her how super great she is, while you\u2019re at it!
Also, if you\u2019re currently having a mental breakdown because you don\u2019t know which part of E3 was your favorite, you are not alone. The following image should assist you in knowing that there are others out there like you \u2013 be brave!
I think we can all rest easy knowing that there is no rule against choosing both. Now, we\u2019ll just need to find $120 so we can get both CyberPunk 2077 AND GhostWire: Tokyo when the time is right!<\/p>\n