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Mar 26, 2018 · Nintendo producer Hisashi Nogami explains how the developer looked at everything from hip-hop to skate culture when he designed the stylish world of Splatoon 2 on the Nintendo Switch.
Jun 16, 2018 · During an interview with Kotaku at this year’s E3, Hisashi Nogami was asked this exact question. ... it is still one of my favorite platform game ever, it had everything, good graphics ...
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Oct 12, 2016 · Hisashi Nogami: Originally, when we started creating Splatoon, we weren’t necessarily trying to create a shooter game, no. We wanted to go beyond any existing franchise, and to create an ...
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When giving presentations about the Splatoon series, and for promotional events, he often takes on the persona of a researcher at the fictional Squid Research Lab, by dressing in a white lab coat and dark sunglasses. As part of acting out this character he also makes squid-related puns by replacing/emphasizing the sound いか with its homophone イカ, "s...
Nogami as a Squid Research Lab member, posing in front of the research vessel Yokosuka at JAMSTECHQ.Nogami at the Yokosuka's helm.Nogami admiring a model of the CHIKYU.Nogami posing in front of the JAMSTEC Shinkai 6500, the submarine that inspired the design of the Autobomb.Apr 22, 2015 · The weapons in the game support a variety of different playstyles. Which one does Mr Nogami favor – and what is his personal playstyle?
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Jun 27, 2018 · A tale of Octolings and Inklings. If you've watched a Nintendo Direct, you've doubtless encountered Hisashi Nogami, better known to some as the head scientist at the Squid Research Lab. These days ...
Splatoon. Title. Manager at Nintendo EAD (2013-2015) Manager at Nintendo EPD Production Group No. 5 (2015-2019) Deputy General Manager at Nintendo EPD (2019-present) Hisashi Nogami (野上恒, Nogami Hisashi, born 1971) is a Japanese video game designer, director, and producer at Nintendo. [1] He is best known as the creator of the Animal ...
