For years there has always been a struggle between two famous idols of retro gaming: Sonic and Mario. The rivals have always gone hand-in-hand with their associated companies for decades -- Sonic with Sega, and Mario with Nintendo. Now the blue dude's co-creator, Hirokazu Yasuhara, has joined up with Nintendo.
In fact, according to Gamasutra, Hirokazu Yasuhara will be joining Nintendo's Software Technology division in Redmond, Washington. What he will be doing there is a mystery, since neither Yasuhara or Nintendo have relesed any details.
Yasuhara joined Sega back in 1988, where he and Yuji Naka birthed the Sonic franchise for Genesis and Saturn. Since then, he's also worked with Naughty Dog and 2K Sports. Prior to joining Nintendo, Yasuhara worked briefly at Namco Bandai.
Source: Neoseeker
Good luck to Hirokazu in Nintendo.
ReplyDeleteGood to know. Thanks ;)
ReplyDeleteInteresting news, waiting to see what will happen
ReplyDeletetoo bad mario is way more popular than sonic, i always liked that little guy better
ReplyDeleteSonic hasn't had the same charm since the Sega Genesis IMO
ReplyDeletemaybe he will make a mixture of sonic and mario XD
ReplyDeletevery random :P
ReplyDeleteWho would, would have though about this back in the 90's during the great debates between nintendo and sega fan boys. This is KO shot my friends, big winner Nintendo.
ReplyDeleteMario > Sonic
ReplyDeleteIf he can help, why not? However new Marios will never be better than the old one :)
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