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We get quite interesting news from Masahiro Sakurai’s official Twitter account, since it was the Japanese himself who confirmed a recent meeting with his colleagues at HAL Laboratory, which is generating a tremendous wave of rumors and has raised the hype of the community surprisingly.
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As you will surely remember, the creative has already finished his last job in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and took a well-deserved vacation period. Now, everything indicates that he is already looking for his next project and news about it has just been known.
According to a message written by Sakurai himself on his social networks, he recently had an online meeting with the HAL Laboratory team, a company with which he collaborated more than 20 years ago.
Here you can see it:
I had an online meeting with my former colleagues at HAL Laboratory.
It’s been almost 20 years since I left HAL Laboratory, but the relationship and glue at that time are exactly the same. It’s as if I had met yesterday.
It was fun.— Masahiro Sakurai / Masahiro Sakurai (@Sora_Sakurai) May 25, 2022
“I had an online meeting with my former colleagues from HAL Laboratory. It’s been almost 20 years since I left the company, but the good relationship and affection right now are exactly the same, it’s like I saw them yesterday. It was fun,” wrote the Japanese.
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It is worth mentioning that Sakurai knows very well that any publication he shares on his Twitter will be commented on, will generate speculation and may even be misrepresented, so it is not known for sure if it was a simple meeting of friends or if it was a clue of a possible new project.
We will continue to wait to find out if this encounter brings about something new for the players, and if so, we will keep you informed.
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