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Takashi Tezuka is an executive officer and veteran game designer at Nintendo. Tezuka directed many of the original Super Mario and Legend of Zelda games, including Super Mario Bros. 3 and Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. In the decades since, Tezuka has overseen many titles produced by Nintendo’s EAD group for N64, Wii and beyond.
15 de set. de 2015 · Takashi Tezuka revela conceitos por trás dos principais elementos do game Super Mario Bros. A comemoração pelos 30 anos de Super Mario Bros. (NES) sem dúvida é uma época mais do que propícia para que seus desenvolvedores possam compartilhar algumas importantes lembranças sobre a época em que o game ainda era apenas um (ambicioso ...
Takashi Tezuka (s. 17. marraskuuta 1960) on Nintendolla työskentelevä videopelisuunnittelija. Tezuka työskentelee nykyään Shigeru Miyamoton apulaisohjaajana Super Mario Bros. -projektissa. Hän toimi myös apulaisohjaajana Super Mario Bros. (2): Lost Levelsissa, graafisena suunnittelijana The Legend of Zeldassa, ja neuvonantajana Zelda II ...
Takashi Tezuka is game developer who has worked on a number of Legend of Zelda titles. He was greatly involved with some of the early titles, working directly with Shigeru Miyamoto Video Game Designer at Nintendo
7 de jun. de 2024 · Takashi Tezuka (手塚 卓志, also known as Ten Ten) was born November 17, 1960 in Osaka, Japan. A graduate of the Design Department of Osaka University of Arts, he joined Nintendo in April 1984. Tezuka took leading roles in designing some of the company's best-known titles, including installments in Mario and Zelda series.
Takashi Tezuka, Executive Officer, Entertainment Planning & Development Department, Nintendo Co., Ltd. Tezuka joined Nintendo Co., Ltd. as a designer in 1984 and worked on the graphic design for titles including the inaugural games in the Super Mario and Legend of Zelda series.
Takashi Tezuka. Ce nom ne vous dit probablement pas grand-chose. Pourtant, si vous jouez ou avez joué aux jeux vidéo, vous n’imaginez pas tout ce que vous devez à ce discret Japonais de 62 ans. De passage à la Gamescom et à l’occasion de la sortie à venir de Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Metro l’a rencontré pour une interview exclusive.
