Takeshi Miyaji
aka:
T. Miyaji,
宮路 武
Moby ID: 22977
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Takeshi Miyaji (宮路 武, December 22, 1965 - July 29, 2011) was a programmer, game designer, and producer, as well as one of the founders of both Game Arts and G-mode. He started his career at ASCII at the age of 15; in 1984 he left ASCII to establish Game Arts along with his brother Yoichi and several other ASCII staff.
He left Game Arts in 2000 to establish G-mode, where he served as the company's CEO until his sudden passing in 2011 due to complications from surgery for a brain tumor.
Credited on 20 games
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| Kuukiyomi: Consider It (2018, Nintendo Switch) | Special Thanks - Original "KUUKIYOMI" Staff (In Japanese Order) |
| Monster Rancher EVO (2005, PlayStation 2) | Special Thanks |
| Grandia II (2001, Windows) | Producers |
| Silpheed: The Lost Planet (2000, PlayStation 2) | 3d Engine |
| Gungriffon Blaze (2000, PlayStation 2) | Producer |
| Gungriffon II (1998, SEGA Saturn) | Directed by (監督) |
| Grandia (1997, SEGA Saturn) | Executive Director (監督) |
| Gungriffon (1996, SEGA Saturn) | Director |
| Urusei Yatsura: Dear My Friends (1994, SEGA CD) | Coordination Assistant (進行補佐) |
| Wing Commander (1994, SEGA CD) | Game Arts |
| Silpheed (1993, SEGA CD) | Director |
| Gyuwambler Jiko Chūshinha 2: Gekitō! Tokyo Mahjongland-hen (1992, SEGA CD) | Director (ディレクター) |
| Lunar: The Silver Star (1992, SEGA CD) | Japan Team |
| Alisia Dragoon (1992, Genesis) | Special Thanks |
| Tenka Fubu: Eiyū-tachi no Hōkō (1991, SEGA CD) | Director (ディレクタ) |
| Gyuwambler Jiko Chūshinha: Katayama Masayuki no Mahjong Dōjō (1990, Genesis) | Directed by |
| Zeliard (1990, DOS) | Special Thanks To |
| Faria: A World of Mystery & Danger! (1989, NES) | Director |
| Silpheed (1986, PC-88) | Game design team (Chief designer) |
| Scope On (1983, MSX) | Programmer |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 14 games with Yoichi Miyaji
- 14 games with Ari Kamijo
- 12 games with Toshiyuki Uchida
- 12 games with Yuzo Sunaga
- 10 games with Mariko Uemura
- 9 games with Satoshi Uesaka
- 9 games with Kazuyuki Ohata
- 9 games with Osamu Harada
- 8 games with Hidenobu Takahashi
- 8 games with Kenichi Kunishima
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Companies
- 17 games with Game Arts Co., Ltd.
- 7 games with Mecano Associates
- 3 games with SETA Visual Contents Department
- 3 games with Working Designs
- 3 games with SEGA of America, Inc.
- 3 games with SEGA Corporation
- 2 games with Ubisoft Entertainment SA
- 2 games with STUDIO DEEN Co.,Ltd.
- 2 games with Swing! Entertainment Media AG
- 2 games with Sierra Entertainment, Inc.
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