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Kensuke Tanabe (田邊 賢輔, Tanabe Kensuke, born January 26, 1963) is a Japanese video game producer and designer working for Nintendo, where he currently is Senior Officer at Nintendo EPD.
YearGameCredit(s)1987Director, course design1988Director, course design1988Course design1991Scenario writerKensuke Tanabe (田邊 賢輔, Tanabe Kensuke?, nascido em 26 de janeiro de 1963 em Ikeda, Osaka, Japão), [1] é um produtor e designer de videogames japonês que trabalha para a Nintendo, onde atualmente é Senior Officer na Nintendo EPD.
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Tanabe joined Nintendo in April 1986, where he was in charge of Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic (and its eventual conversion Super Mario Bros. 2) as his first project. Later he assisted with course design on Super Mario Bros. 3, as well as scriptwriting in Zelda gamesand support in several others. In 2003, he was made Group Manager of Nintendo SPD3. Eve...
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19 de jan. de 2024 · Kensuke Tanabe (田邊 賢輔) is a Japanese video game developer and producer employed by Nintendo. Tanabe, after graduating from the Visual Concept Planning Department of the Osaka University of Arts, decided to join Nintendo and was first enrolled into Nintendo EAD in 1986.
Kensuke Tanabe é um designer e produtor japonês de videogames que trabalha para a Nintendo. Depois de se formar no Departamento de Planejamento Visual de Conceitos da Universidade de Artes de Osaka, ele decidiu entrar na indústria de videogames e entrou para a Nintendo em abril de 1986.
Kensuke Tanabe (田邊賢輔) is a Nintendo employee and one of the producers of Nintendo Entertainment Planning & Development. He joined the company in 1986 as a designer. He made his directorial debut with Yume Kojo: Doki Doki Panic. He is currently a Senior Officer in EPD, and manages EPD Group No. 6.
11 de abr. de 2011 · A three-month stint at LucasArts helping polish Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire cemented Tanabe's status as Nintendo's ambassador to foreign developers, he says.
