Profiles and histories of managers, general managers, executives, owners, administrators, and other leaders responsible for gaming and esports organizations.
In the middle of Japan’s Famicom boom, Toshiyuki Takahashi became something that the young video game industry had rarely produced […]
Some of the most important people in video game history never became famous for writing code, drawing characters, or designing […]
In the closing credits of Japanese video games from the 1980s and 1990s, the people responsible for creating some of […]
Some video game developers become historical figures through interviews, photographs, convention appearances, and decades of public discussion about their work. […]
Long before Rare became one of the most celebrated game developers in the world, and before Donkey Kong Country, GoldenEye […]
Paul R. Moriarity spent more than four decades in gaming, but much of his career unfolded behind the machines and […]
Video game history often remembers the people closest to the screen. Programmers, artists, composers, and directors leave behind games that […]
Some video game developers become public personalities. Their careers are preserved through interviews, convention appearances, memoirs, photographs, and decades of […]
There are video games whose influence can be measured by sequels, sales, or the size of the company that produced […]
The history of Square is usually told through the people who created its games. Hironobu Sakaguchi became inseparable from Final […]
Rob Holmes entered the reborn American console industry with a return ticket in his pocket. When Holmes joined Gregory Fischbach […]
There are video game designers remembered for a single masterpiece, others for a franchise, and a much smaller group whose […]
Few people have shaped the history of Japanese role-playing games as completely as Hironobu Sakaguchi. His career stretches from the […]
Yoshiki Okamoto’s career can be traced across several of the most important changes in video game history. He entered the […]