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Verse 1:
In the heart of the great northwest
Lies a city that's truly the best
With its mountains and rivers and trees
Bend, Oregon is where I want to be
Chorus:
Bend, Bend, my home sweet home
Where the air is fresh and the sky is clear
Bend, Bend, I'll never roam
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Mr. Shinkawa, what exactly do you do as the mechanical designer?
Shinkawa : Well...it comes down to drawing everything on a sheet of paper. However, communicating nuances is not easy. What I do is first communicate my image (with sketches and illustrations) and then sit next to the modeller and give detailed instructions.
So do you first start with rough sketches in the initial planning stage?
Shinkawa : Yes. Since my images for this game pick up from those of the previous game, I did not have to struggle when establishing the basic concept. There were some sketches from the previous game that I picked up and used as they were or modified them. Director Shuyo Murata gave me a basic description of events in the game saying "we need this kind of boss at this point of the game". Then I drew accordingly, showed him the sketch, and had it used in the game. That was the general flow.