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WarioWare director Goro Abe leaves Nintendo after 25+ years
Goro Abe, director of Nintendo's WarioWare series, has departed the company after nearly 30 years to become a professor at Osaka Electro-Communication University. He will teach in the newly established Game and Social Design department, focusing on game-related research and development. His last directorial project was WarioWare: Move It! in 2023.
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Goro Abe, creator of the WarioWare series, has retired from Nintendo after 26 years. He will transition to a professorship at Osaka Electro-Communication University.
Veteran 'WarioWare' Director Goro Abe Has Left Nintendo
Goro Abe, the director behind every WarioWare title, has left Nintendo to become a professor at Osaka Electro-Communication University. His departure follows that of other key Nintendo figures, Hideki Konno and Kensuke Tanabe. Abe will focus on game research and production in his new role.
WarioWare Legend Goro Abe Quits Nintendo After Over 25 Years
Goro Abe, a key figure behind Nintendo's WarioWare series for over 25 years, has departed the company. He will now serve as a professor at Osaka Electro-Communication University, focusing on a new course titled "Game and Social Design." Abe's career at Nintendo began with Wario Land 4 and included significant contributions to the WarioWare franchise and the Super Smash Bros. series.
WarioWare director Goro Abe has retired from Nintendo
Goro Abe, director of the WarioWare series, has retired from Nintendo after joining the company in 1999. He will begin a new role as a professor at Osaka Electro-Communication University in April, focusing on game-related research and production. Abe's departure follows other notable exits from Nintendo, including Kensuke Tanabe and Hideki Konno.
Goro Abe has retired from Nintendo
Goro Abe, known for his work on the WarioWare series, has retired from Nintendo after joining the company in 1999. He will begin a new role as a professor at Osaka Electric Communication University in April, focusing on game and social design.
