Devil’s Third creator, Tomonobu Itagaki, has revealed that Nintendo’s Hitoshi Yamagami and Yusuke Nakano fell in love with the third party Wii U exclusive. Itagaki says that they both gave him their help and support to make Devil’s Third what it is now.

“There are also cultural differences between the way that I’ve worked and the way Nintendo works, which is when it comes down to the basic grammar of games, the method of game creation,” Itagaki said through a translator. “And so we certainly fought some, but I think that I saw the value in a lot of the ways that they do things and learned a great amount.”

“Devil’s Third, despite its jump from Sony and Microsoft consoles to Nintendo’s Wii U, remains mostly unchanged. Itagaki said that 90 percent of the game’s concept hasn’t been altered. But that remaining 10 percent, he said, was shaped by Nintendo. Specifically, he said…