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Shiro Mouri
毛利 志朗
もうり しろう
毛利 志朗
もうり しろう
Games | ||
Position | Programmer | |
Shiro Mouri is a game developer who has worked for Nintendo since the late 1990's. He joined the Zelda team with Four Swords Adventures, where he is credited with Enemy Programming. He would go on to work as a programming lead on Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks, and A Link Between Worlds. He would become a System Director with Tri Force Heroes.
| Release | Game | Credit(s) |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 | Four Swords Adventures | Enemy Programming |
| 2007 | Phantom Hourglass | Programming Lead |
| 2009 | Spirit Tracks | Programming Lead |
| 2013 | A Link Between Worlds | Sub Director / Programming Lead |
| 2015 | Tri Force Heroes | System Director |