Mr Khan on 17 August 2009
A top 10, correct? I'll go with:
Shigeru Miyamoto (duh)
Nolan Bushnell (pioneered the concept of a console)
Gunpei Yokoi (modern handheld gaming)
Ken Kutaragi (the various innovations PlayStation brought to the table)
Yu Suzuki (SEGA's more important contributions)
Gabe Newell (Face of Valve and their great models)
Yuji Naka (a great innovator in his own right)
The Houser Bros. (pushing the limits of gaming storytelling)
Koji Kondo (non-licensed gaming music is still defined by his tunes)
Peter Moore (mostly because he's held incredibly influential positions in three incredibly influential companies)
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
