Check Out Artwork From Tango Gameworks

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Shinji Mikami’s studio, Tango Gameworks, hasn’t announced any projects yet, but they have been updating their official site, introducing staff members and posting random bits of concept art (although, these may not be from any game in particular).

 

Following the opening of their art section, Tango added a second (tagged as NSFW) section for artwork, and began to update it with sketches from a mysterious “Teacher-O,” all rather creepy.

 

 

 

Like the very first image, these aren’t by Teacher-O either:

 

There’s also a rather amusing “marriage proposal” for one the studio’s female staff members over at the Tango blog (don’t do it, guys).


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