List of WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! staff
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This is a list of the staff involved with the game WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$!.
WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Party Game$! Staff[edit]
Producers[edit]
- Takehiro Izushi
- Ryoichi Kitanishi
Supervisors[edit]
- Yoshio Sakamoto
- Toshio Sengoku
Directors[edit]
- Goro Abe
- Osamu Yamauchi
Design Director/Character Design[edit]
Sound Director[edit]
- Ryoji Yoshitomi
Game Design[edit]
- Goro Abe
- Kyoko Watanabe
- Ryutaro Takahashi
Wario Design[edit]
Programming[edit]
- Osamu Yamauchi
- Toshihiro Nishii
- Kenji Matsumoto
- Taku Sugioka
- Masahiro Oku
- Yuuki Tsuji
- Shouichi Kanehisa
- Yasuhiro Kobayashi
- Kazuhiko Furukawa
- Yasuhito Fujisawa
- Naoki Nakano
Graphic Design[edit]
- Kou Takeuchi
- Naoki Mori
- Takeshi Ando
- Kyoko Kasuga
- Masaru Nishimura
- Youhei Kubotsu
- Kazuhito Norimoto
- Eiko Haruki
- Naotaka Onishi
Music[edit]
- Masanobu Matsunaga
- Kenichi Nishimaki
Models[edit]
- Boji
- Ryutaro Takahashi
- Yasuko Takahashi
- Yuuki Tsuji
- Takeshi Ando
- Youhei Kubotsu
Voices[edit]
- Charles Martinet as Wario
- Tom Eberspecher as Jimmy T., Dribble & Spitz[1]
- Tim O'Leary as Dr. Crygor and Orbulon[2]
- Reiko Ninomiya
- Leslie Swan as Mona and 9-Volt[3]
- Sara Rades as Kat & Ana
- Norikatsu Furuta
- Ryoji Yoshitomi
- Ko Takeuchi
- Azusa Tajima
- Kyoko Watanabe
- Yasuko Takahashi
- Yuuki Tsuji
- Kyoko Kasuga
- Naoko Mori
- Masaru Nishimura
- Atsushi Ikuno
- Youhei Kubotsu
- Eiko Haruki
- Naotaka Onishi
- Yukiko Kasuga
Package Edition / Sugoroku Design[edit]
- Takashi Itou
Illustration[edit]
- Masayuki Okada
Manual Edition[edit]
- Yasuo Inoue
Character Supervisor[edit]
- Youichi Kotabe
GBA WarioWare[edit]
- Hirofumi Matsuoka
- Fukui Kouta
- Ryouji Yoshitomi
- Noriyuki Satou
- Norikatsu Furuta
- Kou Takeuchi
- Kazuyoshi Osawa
- Goro Abe
- Takao Nakano
- Kyoko Miyamoto
- Mitsuaki Sakamaki
- Ryutaro Takashi
North American Localization[edit]
- Rich Amtower
- William Barnes
- Reiko Ninomiya
- Bill Trinen
Localization Management[edit]
- Jeff Miller
- Leslie Swan
Product Localization Team[edit]
Coordination[edit]
- Andy Fey
Translation[edit]
- Noura Gzara
- Agnès Letourneur
- Inés Rubio
- Giovanna Prata
Debug[edit]
- Super Mario Club
- Masashi Aoyama
- Takeichiro Azuma
- Rieko Ishino
- Yoshino Iso
- Yuichiro Ushijima
- Akito Okazaki
- Hideo Okada
- Tasuku Kasai
- Hideki Katsui
- Takahiro Kumasaka
- Takayuki Kuribayashi
- Seiichi Sata
- Ryoutaro Shiba
- Hitoshi Ozuki
- Shigeo Takada
- Kenei Tanaka
- Nobuko Tanaka
- Hiroshi Tsuji
- Naofumi Koradona
- Toru Togi
- Tatsuya Nawata
- Narimasa Hakodate
- Kazuki Hashimoto
- Yuichi Tanaka
- Takayuki Fujii
- Chie Maeda
- Miyuki Yamashita
- Kanako Fujisawa
- Keiko Otsu
- Hirokatsu Nishimura
- Kotaro Haneda
- Yoshinori Isoda
- NOA Product Testing
- Yoshinobu Mantani
- Robert Crombie
- Kirk Buchanan
- Randy Shoemake
- Lucas Ritting
- Melvin Forrest
- Miho Hattori
- Phil Honeywell
- Terral Dunn
- David Hunziker
- Validation and Testing Team
Special Thanks[edit]
- Naoko Saeki
- Masatoshi Okuno
- Taeko Suzuki
- Takehiko Hosokawa
- Katsuya Yamano
- Nobuo Matsumiya
- Yasuhiro Matsumoto
- Masahiro Takeguchi
- Kazuyuki Koizumi
- Ryuta Kaimoto
- Masahiro Shimaoka
- Masatoshi Okuno
- Manabu Matumoto
- Takeshi Narita
- Sensuke Obata
- Kenji Yamada
- Junko Yoshikawa
Executive Producer[edit]
All Rights, including the copyrights of Game, Scenario, Music and Program, reserved by NINTENDO.
References[edit]
- ^ February 26 2019. Tom Eberspecher Jimmy T.. Retrieved November 5 2024 from Imgur.
- ^ Jack Yarwood (September 8, 2025). "We Did Try To Keep 'Forest' In The Name" - How Mario 64's Princess Peach Helped Bring Animal Crossing To The West. Time Extension. Retrieved October 11, 2026. (Archived September 8, 2025, 15:19:21 UTC via Wayback Machine.)
