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Shigeru Miyamoto was one of the first Nintendo employees to invent one of the most popular video games. He created the {{B|Donkey Kong|universe}} series in 1981. He moved on to make the {{B|Mario|universe}} series in 1983 that featured Mario who first appeared in the game {{B|Donkey Kong|universe}} and is considered one of the most successful and best video game series of all time. During 1985, his development team made the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' title which was praised for saving the video game industry from nearly meeting its' demise during the video game crash | Shigeru Miyamoto was one of the first Nintendo employees to invent one of the most popular video games. He created the {{B|Donkey Kong|universe}} series in 1981. He moved on to make the {{B|Mario|universe}} series in 1983 that featured Mario who first appeared in the game {{B|Donkey Kong|universe}} and is considered one of the most successful and best video game series of all time. During 1985, his development team made the ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' title which was praised for saving the video game industry from nearly meeting its' demise during the video game crash that began in 1983. He also created the {{B|Zelda|universe}} series in 1986, the {{B|Star Fox|universe}} series in 1993, the {{B|Pikmin|universe}} series in 2001, the {{B|F-Zero|universe}} series in 1990, and the {{B|Animal Crossing|universe}} series in 2001. | ||
Shigeru Miyamoto's [[Mario universe|''Mario'' series]] was, in the past, also considered a "rival" of the [[Sonic (universe)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]] until Sega dropped out of the console market. | Shigeru Miyamoto's [[Mario universe|''Mario'' series]] was, in the past, also considered a "rival" of the [[Sonic (universe)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' series]] until Sega dropped out of the console market. | ||