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Old photo of Yoshihisa Tsuda.
Yoshihisa Tsuda (津田 祥寿 Tsuda Yoshihisa) is a Japanese game developer who has served as the creator, director and author for the main Azure Striker Gunvolt series of games since its debut in 2014. During his time at Capcom he was one of Mega Man 7's planners and the co-designer of Mega Man X2.
Career[]
A huge Mega Man fan, Tsuda was the driving force behind Inti Creates creating the Mega Man Zero series. Whenever there was a game convention, he would hound Keiji Inafune about the possibility of making a Mega Man game and conveyed the company's desire to in any way he could.
One day Inafune called them to ask if they were ever planning on actually sending a proposal, and the company got to work. This eventually shaped into Mega Man Zero at Inafune's request, and Tsuda was the one who originally asked "What if we made X the last boss?", which ended up being the plan until the last month of development when it was switched to Copy X instead.[1]
Works[]
Mega Man series[]
- Mega Man 7 - Director, Designer and Development team
- Mega Man X2 - Designer
- Mega Man Battle Chip Challenge - Director
- Mega Man Zero - Supervisor
- Mega Man Zero 2 - Designer
- Mega Man Zero 3 - Designer
- Mega Man Zero 4 - Special Thanks
- Mega Man 9 - Supervisor
- Mega Man 10 - Supervisor
Others franchises[]
- Parallel World (1990) - Planner
- Nakajima Satoru Kanshu F-1 Hero GB (1991) - Supervisor
- Nakajima Satoru Kanshuu F1 Grand Prix (1991) - Director
- Nakajima Satoru Kanshuu F1 Super License (1992) - Special Thanks
- Speed Power Gunbike (1998) - Director
- Azure Striker Gunvolt (2014) - Author, Director
- Azure Striker Gunvolt 2 (2016) - Author and Director
- Gunvolt Chronicles: Luminous Avenger iX (2019) - Supervisor
- Azure Striker Gunvolt 3 (2022) - Series Director
- GUNVOLT RECORDS Cychronicle (2024) - Supervisor and Script Supervisor
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Tsuda was one of those responsible for creating the character "Green Biker Dude".[2]
- According to Mega Man X2 designer Sho Tsuge, Gigantic Mechaniloid CF-0 was lovingly called "Tsuda Robot" after co-designer Yoshihisa Tsuda by staff because "it was a physical replica of Tsuda", and thus that became its unofficial nickname.[3]
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References[]
- ↑ Megaman Zero Official Complete Works, page 168
- ↑ Protodude's Rockman Corner: Mega Man X2's Planner Shares Original "Green Biker Dude" Scene Design Notes
- ↑ MM25 - Mega Man & Mega Man X Official Complete Works, page 172