Takashi Takebe
aka:
T. Takebe,
竹部 隆司
Moby ID: 127677
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Takashi Takebe (竹部隆司) was born in 1957 in Japan, in the city of Sapporo. After graduating from university in the late 1970s, he would then join Hudson Soft. During the 80s, he was responsible for the scenario, design, and programming for various PC games including Salad no Kuni no Tomato-hime, Dezeni Land, and Dezeni World. He was also involved in the development of NES titles such as Lode Runner, Ninja Hattori-kun, and Milon's Secret Castle. Later, he would move to Hudson Soft USA following Hudson Soft's decision to expand into the North American market.
Takebe would return to Japan and game development during the early 1990s. Back at Hudson Soft, he would be responsible for producing games for the PC Engine, SNES, and SEGA Saturn. The final game that he would produce at Hudson would be the Dreamcast title Kita e: White Illumination. In March 1999 he would both leave Hudson and found a new development studio, Rocket Studio, where he would serve as CEO.
Credited on 17 games
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| Mario Party: Island Tour (2013, Nintendo 3DS) | Special Thanks |
| N.U.D.E.@: Natural Ultimate Digital Experiment (2003, Xbox) | Project Lead |
| Virus (1997, SEGA Saturn) | Special Thanks |
| Tengai Makyō: Daiyon no Mokushiroku - The Apocalypse IV (1997, SEGA Saturn) | Supervisor (監督) |
| Kūsō Kagaku Sekai Gulliver Boy (1996, SEGA Saturn) | Director (監督) |
| Tengai Makyō Zero (1995, SNES) | Supervisor (監督) |
| Vertical Force (1995, Virtual Boy) | Executive Producer |
| Team Innocent: The Point of No Return (1994, PC-FX) | Special Thanks |
| Wario Blast featuring Bomberman! (1994, Game Boy) | Special Thanks To |
| Bomber Man GB (1994, Game Boy) | Special Thanks to |
| Art of Fighting (1994, TurboGrafx CD) | Adviser |
| Ys IV: The Dawn of Ys (1993, TurboGrafx CD) | Special Thanks (スペシャルサンクス) |
| Tengai Makyō: Fūun Kabuki Den (1993, TurboGrafx CD) | Development Director (監督) |
| Milon's Secret Castle (1993, Game Boy) | Planners |
| Jaseiken Necromancer (1988, TurboGrafx-16) | Original Scenario |
| Super Mario Bros. Special (1986, Sharp X1) | Produced by |
| Dezeni World (1985, PC-88) | Story |
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Frequent Collaborators
People- 7 games with Masaaki Inoue
- 7 games with Toshiyuki Sasagawa
- 7 games with Atsushi Kakutani
- 7 games with Hisashi Kubo
- 7 games with Yuji Kudo
- 6 games with Tadahiro Nakano
- 6 games with Toshiaki Takimoto
- 6 games with Yasushi Honma
- 6 games with Masahide Inaba
- 6 games with Shoji Mizuno
Companies
- 15 games with Hudson Soft Company, Ltd.
- 4 games with Red Entertainment Corporation
- 3 games with Nintendo Co., Ltd.
- 3 games with Nintendo of America Inc.
- 3 games with JOEDOWN Co., Ltd.
- 2 games with Nintendo of Europe GmbH
- 2 games with Studio Live
- 2 games with J.C.Staff Co.,Ltd.
- 2 games with Aoni Production Co., Ltd.
- 1 game with NOA Product Testing
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