Keizo Ota

Ota in 2009.

Keizo Ota Keizo Ota is a current employee of Nintendo Company Limited, having worked mainly in the development department during his time with the company. Ota is a native resident of Japan. After graduating from the his university program, he officially joined Nintendo in 1994, initially working as a software engineer for the Entertainment Planning & Development Division. He participated as a programmer in the Nintendo Game Seminar 1993. ➥ Extended Profile

Work History Software Engineer Nintendo Co., Ltd. April 1995 - Present Participant Nintendo Game Seminar 1993

Notable Works Wii Sports Club (2013) - Director Game & Wario (2013) - Game Design Nintendo Land (2012) - Original Game Design New Super Mario Bros. 2 (2012) - Special Thanks The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword (2011) - Programming Support Wii Play Motion (2011) - Special Thanks Wii Fit Plus (2009) - Special Thanks Wii Sports Resort (2009) - Programming Adviser New Play Control! Donkey Kong: Jungle Beat (2008) - Special Thanks Wii Music (2008) - Programming Support Mario Kart Wii (2008) - Programming Support Wii Fit (2007) - Jogging Director Super Mario Galaxy (2007) - Programming Support Wii Play (2006) - Programming Advisor Wii Sports (2006) - Director The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess (2006) - Special Thanks Mario Kart DS (2005) - Special Thanks Yoshi Touch & Go (2005) - Game Conception & Program Director Super Mario 64 DS (2004) - Programming Support F-ZERO GX (2003) - Special Thanks Super Mario Sunshine (2002) - Support Programming Mario Artist: Polygon Studio (2000) - Programmer F-ZERO X (1998) - Chief Programmer, Course Design Wave Race 64 (1996) - Main Programmer Joy Mecha Fight (1993) - Special Thanks To

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Name: Keizo Ota / 太田 敬三 / おおた けいぞう
Gender: ♂ Male
Company: Nintendo Co., Ltd.
Source: Game Credits. Interviews. Japan Media Archives. Kyoto Report Investigative Methods.
Author: takamori shiho

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