Jubenhimer
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With Nintendo placing a much bigger emphasis on it's creators than ever before, which designer at the company do you think should create and or direct a game? If there's one Nintendo designer I feel should get a shot at making a game, it's Ko Takeuchi
Ko is one of Nintendo's more underrated employees. Joining the company in 2000, he began working at Yoshio Sakamoto's R&D 1 studio, before being re-assigned to Software Group 1 of Nintendo's now defunct SPD division. His biggest claim to fame is the WarioWare and Rhythm Heaven games, where he serves as lead character designer, known for his thick outlines and simple designs.
Outside Nintendo, Ko also runs Kokosac, his own personal artist for hire company, where he's particularly famous online for his fan art of various characters in pop culture and memes.
Considering he's played a major force in two of Nintendo's most cult favorite series for years, I'd like to see him try and pitch a game of his own. Aside from character designs. He served as assistant Director for a Hamtaro game on the Game Boy Color alongside Sakamoto, and is even credited for game design on the a few of the WarioWare games as well. So it'd be interesting to see him direct a game on his own. Considering his work, I'm sure he could come up with something cool and innovative.
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Ko is one of Nintendo's more underrated employees. Joining the company in 2000, he began working at Yoshio Sakamoto's R&D 1 studio, before being re-assigned to Software Group 1 of Nintendo's now defunct SPD division. His biggest claim to fame is the WarioWare and Rhythm Heaven games, where he serves as lead character designer, known for his thick outlines and simple designs.
Outside Nintendo, Ko also runs Kokosac, his own personal artist for hire company, where he's particularly famous online for his fan art of various characters in pop culture and memes.
Considering he's played a major force in two of Nintendo's most cult favorite series for years, I'd like to see him try and pitch a game of his own. Aside from character designs. He served as assistant Director for a Hamtaro game on the Game Boy Color alongside Sakamoto, and is even credited for game design on the a few of the WarioWare games as well. So it'd be interesting to see him direct a game on his own. Considering his work, I'm sure he could come up with something cool and innovative.