Elden Ring Director Hidetaka Miyazaki Beat It Takes Two in Three Days
Directing a massively anticipated game like Elden Ring is likely an incredibly busy job that doesn't offer up much free time to play other games. For Elden Ring Director Hidetaka Miyazaki, this is exactly the case, though they were able to enjoy last year's It Takes Two, beating it in only three days.
It Takes Two was one of 2021's best reviewed games, winning multiple Game of the Year awards and justifiably so. For many players, It Takes Two was a breath of fresh air, it being a strict co-op experience that is constantly introducing new mechanics and environments without any of them really overstaying their welcome. Players looking to play online with a friend only needed to purchase one copy of the game, dramatically increasing the amount of people who were able to experience the game. As far as platformers go, It Takes Two is a decent length, taking players typically around 15 hours to complete, especially if going after the side content.
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In a new post on the PlayStation Blog, while discussing Elden Ring, Miyazaki discusses his time playing It Takes Two. Content Communications Manager at Sony, Tim Turi, asks Miyazaki if they are able to play many games these days, to which he responds, «I haven't had a lot of time to play video games lately, but I try to dedicate some time when I can.» Miyazaki goes on to describe recently being able to play through It Takes Two with an online friend, the two of them completing the game in three days across three sittings. Based on the game's average length, Miyazaki and their partner plowed through the game in roughly 3-5 hour chunks.
Turi stays on Miyazaki regardingIt Takes Two, asking them what made the game memorable. «It didn't
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