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His work starts in 1982, when he entered Nintendo, and Shigeru Miyamoto assigned him to work for a Donkey Kong Jr. game, then he designed Kid Icarus, and after, he directed the original Metroid. | His work starts in 1982, when he entered Nintendo, and Shigeru Miyamoto assigned him to work for a Donkey Kong Jr. game, then he designed Kid Icarus, and after, he directed the original Metroid. | ||
He has also directed [[Super Metroid]], [[Metroid Fusion]], and [[Metroid: Zero Mission]]; and supervised the Prime series developed by Retro Studios. | He has also directed [[Super Metroid]], [[Metroid Fusion]], and [[Metroid: Zero Mission]]; and supervised the Prime series developed by Retro Studios. | ||
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Yoshio Sakamoto was born in July 23, 1959. He is a video game designer that works for Nintendo, and is the mastermind behind Metroid. His work starts in 1982, when he entered Nintendo, and Shigeru Miyamoto assigned him to work for a Donkey Kong Jr. game, then he designed Kid Icarus, and after, he directed the original Metroid. He has also directed Super Metroid, Metroid Fusion, and Metroid: Zero Mission; and supervised the Prime series developed by Retro Studios.
