Atlus’ North American CEO Steps Down
06 Aug, 2012
The Verge reports that the parent organization of developer / publisher Atlus, Index Digital Media has announced the departure of North American President and CEO Shinichi Suzuki, who will be leaving Atlus in September. Suzuki has fulfilled this role since 2004, and is being replaced immediately by Naoto Hiraoka, the current Head of Consumer Business. Hiraoka has been an employee of Atlus since 2001.
It is not clear what Suzuki’s future plans are, though he will remain part of Atlus as an advisor until his definitive departure next month.
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Robin Meijer
Missed out on most of the "Golden Age of Gaming" due to not being born until 1988. Been catching up on what I've missed out since I began writing for Elder Geek in 2009. For some reason, continuously mistaken for being Belgian, despite being Dutch.
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