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| − | *''Pro Bowling'' (AC) (programmer) (1983) | + | *''Pro Bowling'' (AC) (programmer - US version) (1983) |
*''Zaviga'' (AC) (sub programmer) (1984) | *''Zaviga'' (AC) (sub programmer) (1984) | ||
*''B-Wings'' / ''Battle Wings'' (AC) (main programmer) (1984) | *''B-Wings'' / ''Battle Wings'' (AC) (main programmer) (1984) | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 14 March 2015
Not to be confused with the creator of "Momotaro Dentetsu."
Akira Sakuma (佐久間晶) is a former video game programmer who worked for Data East (joined April 1983), TAD (joined July 1988), and Use (joined March 1993). [1] Today, he is involved with maritime search technology. [2]
Game list
At Data East
- Pro Bowling (AC) (programmer - US version) (1983)
- Zaviga (AC) (sub programmer) (1984)
- B-Wings / Battle Wings (AC) (main programmer) (1984)
- Metal Clash (programmer) (1985)
- Last Mission (AC) (game designer, system designer, game programmer) (1986)
- Psycho-Nics Oscar / Oscar (AC) (project leader, game designer, game programmer) (1987)
- RoboCop (AC) (programmer) (1988)
- Stadium Hero (AC) (programmer) (1988)
At TAD
- Toki (AC) (programmer) (1989)
- Sky Smasher (AC) (programming support) (1990)
At Use
- Family Jockey 2: Meiba no Kettou (GB) (programmer) (1993)
- Tsume Shougi: Mondai Teikyou Shougi Sekai (GB) (programmer) (1994)
- Super Hanafuda (SFC) (programmer) (1994)
- Super Hanafuda 2 (SFC) (programmer) (1995)
- Super Yakyuu Dou (SFC) (programmer) (1996)
- Elf o Karu Mono-tachi: Hanafuda-hen (SS) (programmer) (1997)
- Navy Blue '98 (GB) (programmer) (1998)
- Strider (PS) (programmer) (2000)
Links
- Blog post: Five with Akira Sakuma
- OLD!Gamer feature on Toki with interview (Portuguese)
- Sakuma's website (Japanese)
