Twenty years after his quirky project Katamari Damacy delighted the video game industry, Keita Takahashi is an independent designer who receives no royalties for his debut work.
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Oh my god, the creator of Katamari is (tangentially) related to the creation of the messaging program Slack. I was not expecting that.
Makes it so much more interesting when I think back to all of the days I turned off Slack to go relax with some Katamari Damacy Reroll!