Ōkami
Game
2 documents in the library are about Ōkami, from writers such as Capcom and DiGRA. Each has a summary and key insights with the page they come from.
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Documents about Ōkami
Preserving Hmong Batik Through Video Games
This paper presents an ongoing research project examining how video games can help safeguard intangible cultural heritage, focusing on Hmong batik, a resist-dyeing craft practiced by the Hmong people of southwestern China.
- The paper argues games can preserve intangible cultural heritage by reaching audiences that traditional documentation may not, using Hmong batik as its case study.
- The central artifact, Batiked, is a Unity-based 2D platformer whose mechanics mirror the batik process of waxing, dyeing, and melting, with level design drawing on Hmong motifs including stone and mythic imagery.
- The work is framed under Research through Design, treating the prototype as an executable argument and game design itself as a research method bridging ethnographic craft study and human-computer interaction.
Capcom FY26/3 Earnings Summary: Mid- to Long-Term Growth Strategies
Capcom’s mid- to long-term growth strategy centers on a flywheel-driven business model designed to maximize the value of its intellectual property (IP) through a combination of stable new title releases and sustained catalog sales.
- Capcom projects consistent growth with an operating profit target of 83 billion yen for FY27/3, maintaining a 10% annual growth trajectory.
- The company aims for a long-term annual sales volume of 10 million units, supported by a digital sales ratio that reached 83.7% in FY26/3.
- Capcom is leveraging a 'flywheel' business model that combines new title releases with catalog sales and multi-faceted IP usage, such as eSports and licensing, to expand its global fan base.
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