Daisuke Kageyama

Daisuke Kageyama Currently listed as a full-time employee of Nintendo Company Limited, a global manufacturer and developer of entertainment software and hardware. Throughout this time with the company, history of work spans mainly as a developer in the software development sector. Daisuke Kageyama is a native resident of Japan. After graduating from their respective university program, Kageyama officially joined Nintendo in 1997, initially working as a Graphic Artist. Most recently, Kageyama has worked as an Art Director on software related projects for the Entertainment Planning & Development Division. The first public work was animation work on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time released on the Nintendo 64. ➥ Extended Profile His Facebook profile can be found here.

Work History Nintendo Co., Ltd. Developer April 1997 - Present Education Nagoya University of Arts Fall 1993 - Spring 1997

Notable Works Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream (2026) - Art Director Ring Fit Adventure (2019) - CG Artist Lead (NPC/Item) Arms (2017) - Character Artist Lead Mario Kart 8 (2014) - Character Artist Lead Nintendo Land (2012) - Character Artist Lead Nintendogs + Cats (2011) - Design Director Wii Sports Resort (2009) - Design Director Mario Kart Wii (2008) - Character Artist Lead New Super Mario Bros. (2006) - Character Artist Super Mario 64 DS (2004) - Enemy & Mini-Game Design Director Pikmin 2 (2004) - Character Artist The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker (2002) - Character Artist Pikmin (2001) - Character Artist Pokémon Stadium 3: Gold & Silver (2000) - Character Artist The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask (2000) - Character Artist The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (1998) - Animator

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INFOBOX
Profile: Daisuke Kageyama / 蔭山 大輔 / かげやま だいすけ
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Source: Game Credits. Japan Media Archives. Kyoto Report Investigative Methods.
Author: Kyoto Ninja

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