Korszca: Stylize. We use bold + italics for the first non-trivial word (5 tick marks) :D

2012-07-24T03:57:40Z

Stylize. We use bold + italics for the first non-trivial word (5 tick marks) :D

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{{Infobox person
|name = Tokuro Fujiwara
|kana = ふじわらとくろう
|kanji = 藤原得郎
|aka = Professor F<br>Arthur King
|image = TokuroFujiwara.png
|height =
|bloodtype =
|birthday = 7th April 1961
|birthplace =
|occupation = Director
|workplace = [[Konami]] <br> [[Capcom]]
|yearsactive = 1982 - Present
|website =
}}
'''''Tokuro Fujiwara''''' is a Director and Advisor who previously worked at [[Konami]] and [[Capcom]]. He joined Konami as a director in 1982, leaving for Capcom in 1984 as they began to develop their first arcade titles. His final arcade title was [[Strider]], before moving to work on console titles.

== Arcade games contributed to ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Game !! Year !! Company !! Role
|-
| Pooyan||1982||[[Konami]]||Director
|-
| Roc 'N Rope||1983||[[Konami]]||Director
|-
| Vulgus||1984||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Pirate Ship Higemaru||September 1984||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Ghosts'n Goblins|| 19 September 1985||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Commando ||May 1985||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| The Speed Rumbler ||September 1986||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Bionic Commando||March 1987||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Tiger Road ||1987||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Ghouls 'n Ghosts||December 1988||[[Capcom]]||Director
|-
| Strider ||March 7 1989||[[Capcom]]||Planning Adviser
|-
|}

== External Links ==
*[http://www.glitterberri.com/developer-interviews/tokuro-fujiwara/ Tokuro Fujiwara Interview]

[[Category:People]]
[[Category:Konami]]
[[Category:Capcom]]

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Korszca: Stylize. We use bold + italics for the first non-trivial word (5 tick marks) :D