Rika Suzuki last edited by Bowl-of-Lentils on 03/09/22 04:30PM View full history OverviewAn early pioneer in Japan's adventure genre, Rika Suzuki (鈴木 理香) began working in the game industry after co-founding Riverhill Soft with Kazuhiro Okazaki in 1983. After producing several adventure titles, she would eventually become famous for creating the J.B. Harold and 1920 Series in the mid-80s and 90s. Later Suzuki would help found CiNG with Takuya Miyagawa in 1999 where she wrote and designed the Trace Memory and Hotel Dusk franchises with Nintendo. Following the bankruptcy of CiNG in 2010, she continued writing online novels at Bellwood, a company she formed in April 2009. Suzuki has also wrote the story for a mobile RPG called Black Rose Suspects in 2017 and has lectured at schools like the Human Academy in Tokyo.External LinkCing: The Final Chapter by Matthew Castle.The Possibilities of Adventure Games - Interview with Rika Suzuki and Yuji Hori from the 1987 edition of BEEP magazine.Interview with the Staff of Trace Memory (Nintendo, 2005).Interview with the Staff of Hotel Dusk (Nintendo, 2007).Interview with the Staff of Another Code R (Nintendo, 2009). Font-sizeParagraphHeader 4Header 3Header 2 Quote Link Img Table TweetClean sizeSMLpositionLCRUDchangeCreditDeletesizeSMpositionLRUDchangetitle 1title 2captiondelete×Edit Image TitleTitle: ×Embed ImageWhat size image should we insert? (This will not affect the original upload) Small Medium How do you want the image positioned around text? Float Left Float Right Go to LinkUnlinkChange× Link to Giant Bomb Content AllWiki Franchises Games Accessories Characters Companies Concepts Locations Objects People PlatformsEditorial Videos Podcasts Articles Reviews Features ShowsCommunity Users You can search for any Giant Bomb content. ×Link to a pageAllWiki Franchises Games Accessories Characters Companies Concepts Locations Objects People PlatformsEditorial Videos Podcasts Articles Reviews Features ShowsCommunity Users You can search for any Giant Bomb content. positionUDchangeDeletepositionUDchangeDeletepositionUDchangeDeleteInsert Row UpInsert Row DownInsert Column LeftInsert Column RightDelete RowDelete ColumnbordersonheaderonpositionUDtablemax-widthdelete×Insert TableRows: Columns: positionLCRUDchangeDelete×Embed tweetEnter the URL for the tweet you want to embed.
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