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Legendary Nintendo Designer Departs After Over 40 Years

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By Super Mario Bros, Yoshi's Island
| se7en.ws
Takashi Tezuka, a legendary figure behind iconic Nintendo titles such as Super Mario Bros. 3 and The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past, is set to retire from the company this summer. Nintendo officially confirmed the news on Friday. Having joined the developer in 1984, Tezuka experienced a stellar career, ascending from a graphics designer to a game director and ultimately serving as an executive officer. According to a financial disclosure, his final day with the company will be June 26.
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Lawless ’90s: a starter pack celebrating the rebels of cinema’s most unruly decade • Journal • A Letterboxd Magazine

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By Justin LaLiberty, Annie Lyons, Dan Mecca Verified, Super Mario Bros
| Letterboxd
When we think of cinema of the 1990s, we often think of broken ceilings and smashed records; the soaring financial heights of box-office juggernauts like James Cameron’s Titanic; the watershed technical accomplishments of Terminator 2: Judgment Day andToy Story; and the audacity of indie features including Clerks and The Blair Witch Project, which foraged new paths for the economy and marketing of films made on shoestring budgets.
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Release date announced for the "Zelda" live-action film - Movie & Show News

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By Jonas Reichel, Super Mario Bros
| kinocheck.com
Hunter Schafer could play Princess Zelda By on March 31, 2025 at 01:34 pm4 min reading time The time has come! The eagerly awaited "Zelda" live-action film is finally making progress. Now the launch date has been announced. Via the new Nintendo Today app, the Japanese video game manufacturer announced that the film adaptation directed by Wes Ball will be presented to us on the big screen on March 26, 2027.
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