Takashi Tezuka
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.
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Zelda Skyward Sword HD footage shows a free-moving camera has been added
The original Wii version didn't let players rotate the camera around Link
Zelda: Skyward Sword HD’s list of improvements includes auto saves and dialogue skips
Remaster hits Switch on July 16
Zelda Breath of the World 2 returns with new trailer and 2022 release date
Switch sequel features an expanded world including the skies above Hyrule
Potential Zelda 64 PC port moves closer as fan decompilation ‘nears 80%’
A similar Super Mario 64 project led to a fully playable PC port last year
Ex-Nintendo programmer reveals Zelda 64 had portals a decade before Portal
Giles Goddard said "I should have released that" when he saw Valve's game
Zelda: Skyward Sword HD is getting an amiibo with a very useful feature
Players can use it to teleport to the sky from anywhere on the ground
Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s co-developer is continuing to expand
Monolith announces "large expansion" in Kyoto; Nintendo studio added 50 staff in the last year
Mario 3D All-Stars download codes have disappeared from retailers too
Nintendo's Japan HQ previously said download codes for the limited release would continue to work
Nintendo is reportedly trying limited-time games ‘because data shows re-release sales wither’
A developer and analysts weigh in on Nintendo’s strategy
Mario 3D All-Stars’ digital version will still be available after April via retail codes
Nintendo confirms download cards will still work for the limited release collection