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Koichi IshiiKoichi Ishii is the name behind the creation of the Mana series, a franchise that has defined action role-playing games for decades.
Yoshinori KitaseYoshinori Kitase was eleven years old when he watched Star Wars for the first time in July 1978, an experience that fundamentally altered his perception of…
Hiroyuki ItoHiroyuki Ito was the man who turned video game battles into a race against time, a concept that fundamentally changed how players interact with digital…
Daisuke WatanabeDaisuke Watanabe once wrote an entire section of a video game in a single night, a feat that would become a defining moment in his early career.
Yusuke NaoraYusuke Naora stood in the sun-drenched streets of Bali in the early 2000s, watching locals hand out tropical flowers to visitors, and that single observation…
Akihiko YoshidaAkihiko Yoshida joined Square in 1995, a pivotal year that marked the beginning of a career defined by the fusion of traditional art techniques with emerging…
Hiroshi MinagawaHiroshi Minagawa, known to colleagues and fans by the nickname Nigoro, has spent three decades shaping the visual soul of some of the most iconic video games…
Hironobu SakaguchiHironobu Sakaguchi was once a geology enthusiast who spent his childhood collecting rock samples in a local quarry, a hobby that would ironically lead him to…
Kazuko ShibuyaKazuko Shibuya was born in 1965, the same year that the first video game arcade machines began appearing in Japan, yet her path to defining the visual…
Naoki YoshidaNaoki Yoshida was born in 1973 in Hakodate, Japan, into a family with very little money, which meant his childhood was defined by the need to work for play.