“It’s not as good”.
Henk Rogers and Nintendo have a long history. After cooking up the influential Black Onyx, Rogers worked with Nintendo to release titles on the Famicom in the ’80s before helping to secure the home console rights to Tetris, a puzzler which helped turn the Game Boy into a multi-million-selling success.
Rogers was also close to Nintendo’s boss, Hiroshi Yamauchi, but that doesn’t mean the pair didn’t occasionally have run-ins with one another, as is evidenced by a story recounted in Rogers’ new book, The Perfect Game—Tetris: From Russia With Love.
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“It’s not as good”.
Henk Rogers and Nintendo have a long history. After cooking up the influential Black Onyx, Rogers worked with Nintendo to release titles on the Famicom in the ’80s before helping to secure the home console rights to Tetris, a puzzler which helped turn the Game Boy into a multi-million-selling success.
Rogers was also close to Nintendo’s boss, Hiroshi Yamauchi, but that doesn’t mean the pair didn’t occasionally have run-ins with one another, as is evidenced by a story recounted in Rogers’ new book, The Perfect Game—Tetris: From Russia With Love.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
