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{{nihongo|Noritaka Funamizu|船水 紀孝|Funamizu Noritaka|born December 14, 1965}}, sometimes credited as Poo,[1] is a Japanese video game designer, director and producer formerly employed by Capcom. In 2004, he left Capcom to help found Crafts & Meister.CareerFunamizu was employed by Capcom in {{vgy|1985}}. Prior to that, he wrote for Beep as a part-time contributor until he was invited into the company by senior staff. When he joined Capcom, he befriended fellow Capcom designer Yoshiki Okamoto while playing a game of catchball. During the late 1980s and up until the mid-1990s, Funamizu designed and co-designed several of the company's arcade games, including games in the Street Fighter series[2] (particularly Super Street Fighter II and the Street Fighter Alpha series). Funamizu was later promoted to General Manager of Capcom's Production Studio 1 which produced several of the company's arcade and consumer titles. He, along with producer Katsuhiro Sudo left Capcom in April {{vgy|2004}} to form Crafts & Meister.[3] Works- Gun Smoke - character design
- Side Arms Hyper Dyne - game designer
- The Battle of Midway - designer
- Forgotten Worlds - game designer
- Dynasty Wars - game designer
- U.N. Squadron - planner
- Counter Attack - planner
- Mega Twins - director
- Street Fighter II - special thanks
- Nemo - planner
- Operation Thunderstorm - director
- Cadillacs and Dinosaurs - special thanks
- The Punisher - director
- Saturday Night Slam Masters - special thanks
- Super Street Fighter II - planner
- Super Street Fighter II Turbo - planner
- Armored Warriors - special advisor
- X-Men: Children of the Atom - planner
- Warriors' Dreams - planner
- Street Fighter Alpha 2 - planner and producer
- Super Puzzle Fighter II Turbo - general producer
- The Power Fighters - general producer
- Star Gladiator - general producer
- X-Men vs. Street Fighter - general producer
- Mega Man 8 - general producer
- Red Earth - general producer
- Street Fighter III - general producer
- Battle Circuit - general producer
- Vampire Savior - general producer
- Marvel Super Heroes vs. Street Fighter - general producer
- Capcom Sports Club - general producer
- Mega Man X4 - general producer
- Mega Man Battle & Chase - general producer
- Super Gem Fighter Mini Mix - general producer
- Street Fighter III 2nd Impact - general producer
- Breath of Fire III - general producer
- Marvel vs. Capcom - general producer
- JoJo's Venture - general producer
- Street Fighter EX2 - motion designer
- Resident Evil 2 - general producer
- Street Fighter Alpha 3 - planner and general producer
- Mega Man & Bass - general producer
- Plasma Sword - producer
- Giga Wing - executive producer
- Jojo's Bizarre Adventure - general producer
- Tech Romancer - general producer
- Street Fighter III 3rd Strike - General Producer
- Strider 2 - general producer
- Resident Evil 3 - general producer
- The Match of the Millennium - supervisor
- Card Fighters Clash - special thanks
- Power Stone - general producer
- Magical Tetris Challenge - general producer
- The Misadventures of Tron Bonne - general producer
- Dino Crisis - general producer
- In the Demon's Hand - general producer
- Project Justice - general producer
- Power Stone 2 - general producer
- Breath of Fire IV - executive producer
- New Age of Heroes - general producer
- Millennium Fight 2000 - general producer
- Code Veronica - general producer
- One Piece Mansion - general producer
- Federation vs. Zeon - general producer
- Capcom vs. SNK 2 - general producer
- Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages - producer
- Geomatrix - general producer
- Ōgon no Kaze - general producer
- Hyper Street Fighter II - executive director
- Auto Modellista - general producer
- Gotcha Force - general producer
- Devil May Cry 2 - executive producer
- Chaos Legion - supervisor
- Resident Evil Outbreak - event planner and executive producer
- Monster Hunter - executive producer
- Resident Evil Outbreak File #2 - event planner
- Super Dragon Ball Z - executive director
- Earth Seeker - designer
References- {{cite book|title=All About Capcom Head-to-Head Fighting Game|language=Japanese|date=September 2000 |isbn=4-88554-676-1|series=A.A. Game History Series (Vol. 1)|author=Studio Bent Stuff|publisher=Dempa Publications, Inc.}}
1. ^{{cite video game |title=X-Men vs. Street Fighter |developer=Capcom Co., Ltd |publisher=Capcom Co., Ltd. |date=September 9, 1996 |scene=staff credits}}
2. ^https://www.gamespot.com/articles/street-fighter-producer-forms-new-studio/1100-6109057/
3. ^{{cite web | author=Tanaka, John | date=June 22, 2004 | title=Street Fighter Creator Opens New Studio | url=http://m.ign.com/articles/525367 | archive-url=https://archive.is/20120717064208/http://m.ign.com/articles/525367 | dead-url=yes | archive-date=July 17, 2012 | publisher=IGN | accessdate=March 22, 2012 }}
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