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  1. 19. Sept. 2013 · Hiroshi Yamauchi, einer der reichsten Männer Japans, formte Nintendo vom Spielekartenhersteller zu einem der größten Videospiele-Hersteller weltweit. Mehr als 50 Jahre leitete er das ...

  2. 19. Sept. 2013 · Hiroshi Yamauchi, the Japanese businessman credited with transforming Nintendo into a world-leading video games company, dies aged 85.

  3. Hiroshi Yamauchi held his position at the company for 52 years, stepping down in 2002 to be replaced by the head of his Corporate Planning Division, ex- HAL programmer Satoru Iwata, and finally retired from Nintendo in 2005 as the chairman of the board of directors. Yamauchi retained a 10% share of the company for the remainder of his life.

  4. 19. Sept. 2013 · Hiroshi Yamauchi, Nintendo's former president, has died aged 85. Under his leadership, the Japanese firm was transformed, between 1949 and 2002, from being a playing card company to one of the ...

  5. 20. Sept. 2013 · For those of us of a certain age, Hiroshi Yamauchi brings fond memories of childhood triumph. His name was always in the end credits of Nintendo games during the company's heyday in the '80s and '90s.

  6. 16. Apr. 2001 · Hiroshi Yamauchi, the president of Nintendo Co., Ltd., has been running the company with an iron hand ever since he took over his grandfather's family business back in 1949. He took the Kyoto-based firm through a fascinating journey spanning over half a century, from hanafuda playing cards and imaginative gadgets to handheld gaming devices and cutting-edge video-game systems.

  7. 20. Sept. 2013 · Nintendo-Chef Yamauchi ist tot Silke Wünsch 20.09.2013 20. September 2013. Er steht für die Erfolgsgeschichte des Nintendo-Konzerns: Hiroshi Yamauchi war 50 Jahre lang Chef des Spieleherstellers.