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Genyo Takeda
Genyo Takeda worked as a game designer at Nintendo Japan in the 1970s and 80s, as one of their earliest electronic game designers predating even Miyamoto and Yokoi. As of 2009 he is the General Manager, Integrated Research and Development. Takeda worked with young artist and designer Shigeru Miyamoto to create several of Nintendo's long-standing franchises.Arcade games he was responsible for designing include:1975, EVR Race -
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Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson was an American musician, actor, and businessman whose career spanned over four decades, enabling him to become the most commercially successful of all time. His contributions to the entertainment business and to charity work, along with his highly publicized personal life, made him a prominent pop culture icon for most of his life. Though his contributions to the gaming industry were small, his expansive library of video games and his noted affection for them allowed him to be highlighted in a handful of games, along with being featured in his very own title, Michael Jackson's Moonwalker. -
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Ben Judd
Often credited as "Ben Gromin Judd," or "Doughy White Boy" Judd started out in the localization team for Capcom. Later he was made producer by Keiji Inafune of the Bionic Commando remake: Bionic Commando Rearmed and a new, fully 3D iteration in the series, simply titled Bionic Commando. -
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Shigeru Miyamoto
Shigeru Miyamoto is a famed Japanese video game designer and producer. He is one of the most well-regarded developers in the industry, responsible for creating some of the most critically and comercially well-received franchises in the history of the medium, such as The Legend of Zelda, Mario, Donkey Kong, Star Fox, and Pikmin. -
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Patrick Seitz
David Patrick Seitz (born March 17, 1978 in Riverside, California) is an American voice actor, ADR director, and script writer at Funimation Entertainment/OkraTron 5000, Bang Zoom! Entertainment, New Generation Pictures, Viz Media/Studiopolis, and NYAV Post who provided voices for a number of English versions of Japanese anime and video games, including over 100 projects since his initial foray into the voice over industry in 2001 with the Amazing Nurse Nanako OVA. His anime roles are One Piece, Bleach, Hellsing, Koi Kaze, and Paradise Kiss. -
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Dee Bradley Baker
Dee Bradley Baker is an American voice actor who has appeared in hundreds of films, television shows, and video games. -
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Jim French
Jim French is an American radio producer and personality. He has presented upwards of 1,000 radio shows in his career. -
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Gina DeVettori
Vander Caballero has worked as art director for EA's FIFA Soccer games, as well as working on both Army of Two games. -
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Michelle Davies
Michelle Davies is an artist for the indie video game developer City State Entertainment. -
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Grey DeLisle
Grey DeLisle-Griffin (pronounced De-lyle; born Erin Grey Van Oosbree; August 24, 1973) is an American actress, voice actress, and singer-songwriter of Dutch, Norwegian, Mexican, French, and Irish descent. To date, she has released four solo albums and has featured on the tribute album Anchored in Love: A Tribute to June Carter Cash and film soundtrack of Loggerheads. -
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Jason Miller
Jason "Mayhem" Miller is a professional mixed martial artist but he has also made appearances as a T.V. presenter, radio host and stand up comedian. He is primarily known for his ju-jitsu and muay thai fighting style and has finished 14 of his victories with a submission. He has fought in the UFC, ICON, DREAM and Strikeforce promotions and has taken on such notable opponents as Robbie Lawler, Kazushi Sakuraba, G.S.P, Chael Sonnen, Tim Kennedy, Frank Trigg and more. Milleris good friends with Jason Ellis and regularly appears on his radio show co-hosting as a MMA expert and comedian. "Mayhem" is the host of the reality show "Bully Beatdown" on MTV and MTV2 where bullies take on pro fighters for the chance to win money. Jason has provided commentary for the king of the cage promotion, has opened on stage for stand up comedians and used to write articles for FIGHT! magazine. He is good friends with Quinton "Rampage" Jackson as he used to live in his van a street away from Jackson and would pick him up to take him training, on the Joe Rogan podcast he talked about telling Rampage that he could be MR T. Miller is known for his personality as much as his fights, often having elaborate entrances, posing in the ring and doing over the top karate celebrations. Jason's father was a boxer and army ranger, he and Jason would often spar for fun, one such session when they were wrestling in the kitchen ended with "Mayhem" going unconscious, falling into the fridge and waking up covered in condiments. He has travelled the world and stayed in Hawaii, Japan and Australia, he didn't buy a house until he turned 30 years old previously living almost exclusively out of hotels and his van. Miller got his nickname from a friend after he was told that he had zero attention span, he also calls his fans the "Mayhem Monkeys" and calls them members of his cult.MMAJason opened his MMA career with a 10-3 record including a loss to Todd Carney and then rebounded by beating him in his next fight. In this opening run he had wins over notable fighters such as Tony Imada, Denis Kang and losses to Tim Kennedy and Chael Sonnen. In his 14th fight he took on Hawaiian legend and Brazilian ju-jitsu black belt Egan Inoue in a superbrawl fight in Hawaii. The crowd heavily booed "Mayhem" but he managed to win the fight be beating Inoue down, Miller showed amazing flexibility defending a deep kimura during the fight where it looked like his arm was close to breaking. In his next fight at superbrawl he fought Ronald Jhun for the championship and won with an arm-triangle submission, after the fight a riot broke out and a fellow fighter Mark Moreno sucker punched him in the back of the head, setting up a grudge match for the future.After his title win at superbrawl, Mayhem made his UFC début againt rising star and former title contender Georges St. Pierre and convincingly lost the fight. Many years later when Georges was accused of being greased up in his second fight with B.J. Penn, Mayhem talked about how slippy he was in their fight and said he even protested to the ref during the fight. Jason had his grudge match with Moreno, as he locked up the armbar to finish the fight he threw up a shaka sign to the crowd and then taunted Moreno after the fight by hitting himself on the back of the head. After another winning streak he faced Robbie Lawler in ICON sports for the belt and won it with an arm-triangle. In his first defence in the same year he lost to Frank Trigg in a fight he was heavily favoured to win. Jason appeared on the internet saying that he was getting cocky and would not lose his next fight, he defeated Hector Urbina by TKO in the first round.Jason "Mayhem" Miller lost a bout against Ronaldo Souza in which he defended submissions for most of the bout, with this loss he was eliminated from the DREAM middleweight GP. There was a rematch with Souza for the vacated middleweight belt, the fight ended in a no-contest after an illegal soccer kick to the head from Miller. They agreed to a re-match but it never materialised and Jason has voiced his dislike of Souza several times calling him a "vagina-head" on twitter after the fight. His next fight was for the Strikeforce middleweight title against Jake Shields, Miller entered the ring with a traditionally flashy entrance with girls dancing on the ramp, Shields out wrestled Miller for most of the fight though he almost finished Jake with a rear naked choke at the end of the second round. On April 17 2010 Mayhem defeated Tim Stout by TKO. Later in the night after Jake Shields defeated Dan Henderson in the main event Miller stormed the ring interrupted Jake's interview and asked "where's my rematch, buddy?" A brawl then broke out live on CBS after Gilbert Melendez shoved him and Nick Diaz threw the first punch to kick the brawl off. Many members of Ceaser Gracie's team knocked Miller to the ground and Nick Diaz was seen to kick him in the head, the brawl was eventually broke up by members of Henderson's camps and ringside officials. After the event Miller apologised for his actions, saying that he made a mistake to interrupt Shields victory speech but he blamed Nick Diaz for over-reacting. Miller was fined, pulled out of his scheduled bout with Robbie Lawler, banned from fighting on CBS ever again and as a result was later signed back to the UFC. Him and Nick Diaz have had a beef with each other ever since the brawl in the octagon and a match was in the works to be set up but never materialised.
