Konami Producer Teases More Third-Party Collaborations Like GetsuFumaDen Reboot It seems like Konami is warming up to the idea of outsourcing more of its IPs. Last month, Konami dropped a surprise announcement that 1987 platformer Getsu Fuuma Den was being remade by indie studio GuruGuru as GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon. A new interview with Konami producer Shin Murato, who worked with GuruGuru on the remake, has teased that there are more outsourced projects involving Konami IPs on the horizon. In an interview with JPGames, as quoted by Video Games Chronicle, Murato said that Konami had approached GuruGuru with the project as it was familiar with the indie studio's work. "They had been exploring new approaches for graphical design and thought they would be a great fit for this IP," Murato explained. "It also helped that there were fans of the original GetsuFumaDen game within the GuruGuru team."