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 Lumines  designer taking a break from game development
Lumines designer taking a break from game development
 

September 20, 2012   |   By Mike Rose

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Newsbrief: Q Entertainment's Tetsuya Mizuguchi, best known for creating such iconic titles as Rez, Lumines and Child of Eden, is currently not working in a designing position and is instead taking more of a backseat role at the company.

Speaking to Eurogamer today, Q Entertainment director Nobuhiko Shimizu explained that the industry veteran has moved into a spokesperson role at Q, while concentrating on academic work.

"Right now Mizuguchi does not produce the games," said Shimizu. "He's now more of a spokesperson... He's not developing stuff right now."
 
 
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