Masayuki Uemura, the popular designer of NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) and SNES (Super Nintendo Entertainment System), was confirmed dead at 78.
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These cells are needed back them to produce light gun titles. After Uemura became involved with the title creator, Nintendo decided to release the iconic "Duck Hunt" game, one of the so-called OG titles.
On the other hand, Masayuki was called out by the recent Nintendo President, Hiroshi Yamauchi. He asked Masayuki to create a machine that allows players to access arcade games using their TVs.
These are just some of the works of the decreased console designer. If you want to know more about him, you can visit this link.
Masayuki's Cause of Death?
US Day News provided some of the possible reasons for Uemura's death. One of these is the alleged heart disease.
Meanwhile, some rumors claimed that the iconic game creator contracted the deadly COVID-19. But, you still need to remember that these are not the confirmed reasons for his death.
No matter what the cause is, there's no denying that this is sad news for Nintendo fans.
In other news, Microsoft's 1999 purchase letter for Nintendo has appeared on Xbox's 20th anniversary virtual website. On the other hand, the recent Nintendo Black Friday deal offered the advanced Switch, which is bundled with "Mario Kart 8."
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Written by: Griffin Davis
