List of Mario Party 2 staff, Satoshi and Nakamoto in credits.

[Bitcoinpro]

I could remember from 15 years ago seeing these names on the credit screen somewhere

Satoshi Ezaki is a programmer

Shinichi Nakamoto is a producer

http://www.mariowiki.com/List_of_Mario_Party_2_staff

though turns out they are both common Japanese names so appearing together might happen a lot

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satoshi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakamoto

[empoweoqwj]

I could remember from 15 years ago seeing these names on the credit screen somewhere

Satoshi Ezaki is a programmer

Shinichi Nakamoto is a producer

http://www.mariowiki.com/List_of_Mario_Party_2_staff

though turns out they are both common Japanese names so appearing together might happen a lot

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Satoshi

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakamoto

You can remember Japanese names from credit screens from 15 years ago, seriously?

[btbrae]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

[Frost000]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

[empoweoqwj]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

[Frost000]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

Any cool and known games you've worked on?

[Cryptopher]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

I remember the name Randy Shoemake (whom I've just looked up on linkedin and he seems to be doing well) from the credits of Pokemon Yellow and that game is about 15 years old. OP is good for it.

[empoweoqwj]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

Any cool and known games you've worked on?

Sure, I used to work at Microprose in the UK in their "heyday", before they f*** up completely and disintegrated

[Frost000]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens. 

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

Any cool and known games you've worked on?

Sure, I used to work at Microprose in the UK in their "heyday", before they f*** up completely and disintegrated

Awesome! Are you still working in the industry?

[empoweoqwj]

I don't believe you....

Nobody looks at credit screens.  

I only do that for movies sometimes... Especially if I have friends who worked on the film.

But for video games? It always felt less important.

Either way, Mario Party was a fun series.

I used to write video games 15 years ago. We didn't even have credit screens then. Just our name in the game manual. Not sure the OP is telling the whole truth here

Any cool and known games you've worked on?

Sure, I used to work at Microprose in the UK in their "heyday", before they f*** up completely and disintegrated

Awesome! Are you still working in the industry?

God no. I worked for 10+ years, and then completely burnt out. I once worked 45+ hours without sleep (or drugs!) to get a game (bugged as f***) out the door because Microprose needed it shipped before the end of a quarter.

Now I just play games - got a PS4 for Xmas