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Train2Game news: What should we ask Hironobu Sakaguchi at The Last Story Q&A on Thursday?

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Train2Game students may have seen this post at the start of the month about the upcoming BAFTA Q&A session with Final Fantasy developer Hironobu Sakaguchi.

In addition to hearing the games industry veteran discuss The Last Story, the audience will be able to ask Sakaguchi almost anything and he could therefore potentially provide advice to Train2Game students about getting that first job in the industry.

Unfortunately, this unique opportunity to question Sakaguchi is now sold out.  However, The Train2Game Blog will be attending the BAFTA Q&A on Thursday.

So if you’ve got anything you’d like to ask about Final Fantasy, The Last Story, game development or the industry in general, leave your questions here on The Train2Game Blog, or on the Train2Game forum.

Also, let us know if you’re actually going to be attending the event!

You can still purchase tickets to next Monday’s BAFTA Games Question Time, which gives the audience the opportunity to ask a panel of experts questions about the industry.

BAFTA’s public events and online resources bring you closer to the creative talent behind your favourite games, films, and TV shows. Find out more at www.bafta.org/newsletter,www.facebook.com/bafta or twitter.com/baftagames

Train2Game news: Question Final Fantasy developer Hironobu Sakaguchi at BAFTA Q&A

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Train2Game students have the opportunity to question Final Fantasy series developer Hironobu Sakaguchi at a BAFTA Q&A event later this month.

The Game Developer Q&A session will see Sakaguchi discuss his upcoming Nintendo Wii RPG The Last Story which launches in Europe on February 24th. Train2Game students potentially have the opportunity to tap into his games industry knowledge with questions during the event.

The Last Story Q&A with Hironobu Sakaguchi takes place at BAFTA’s central London HQ. Train2Game students who wish to find out more, or buy tickets to the event for £5, can do so at the BAFTA website.

Previous BAFTA game developer events – such as the Games Writers Panel – have proved to be very interesting and this one is likely to be extremely useful for any Train2Game students who attend.

So Train2Game, will you attend The Last Story Q&A with Hironobu Sakaguchi? What would you ask him?

Leave your comments here on The Train2Game Blog, or on the Train2Game forum.

BAFTA’s public events and online resources bring you closer to the creative talent behind your favourite games, films, and TV shows. Find out more at www.bafta.org/newsletter,www.facebook.com/bafta or twitter.com/baftagames