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'''Minoru Arakawa''' was the first president of [[Nintendo of America]] from its inception until his retirement in January | '''Minoru Arakawa''' was the first president of [[Nintendo of America]] from its inception until his retirement in January 2002. He was responsible for convincing [[Nintendo]] to bring the [[Famicom]] over the United States, where it became a huge succession. He also oversaw the production of [[Nintendo Power]] magazine. | ||
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Minoru Arakawa
Born | September 3rd, 1946 | |
Position | President of Nintendo of America | |
Minoru Arakawa was the first president of Nintendo of America from its inception until his retirement in January 2002. He was responsible for convincing Nintendo to bring the Famicom over the United States, where it became a huge succession. He also oversaw the production of Nintendo Power magazine.
| Release | Game | Credits(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 1991 | A Link to the Past Nintendo Player's Guide | Publisher |
| 2000 | Majora's Mask | Special Thanks |