Tag Archives: Takashi Sensui

Wed, Jul 06, 2011 | 12:01 BST

Sensui becomes Xbox Japan general manager

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Microsoft announced at a press briefing in Japan for its upcoming fiscal year this morning that Takashi Sensui will fully take charge of Xbox in the country, heading up the Interactive Entertainment Business. His previous job seen him share commitments between Xbox, as well as Windows and Office software. In his new role, he will solely look after the Xbox business.

There’s more on the move at Andriasang.

Sat, Nov 20, 2010 | 16:11 GMT

Kinect launches in Japan: SKE48 attends, Sensui helps people at the registers

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Kinect launched in Japan today while Europe and America was snug in its beds, and according to a liveblog of the event, between 150 and 200 people lined-up outside the the official launch center at Yodobashi Camera in Akihabara.

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Thu, Aug 26, 2010 | 08:04 BST

Microsoft’s Spencer, Sensui to deliver TGS keynote

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Microsoft Games Studios head Phil Spencer and Xbox Japan boss Takashi Sensui will deliver TGS’s opening keynote, the show’s organiser has announced.

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Tue, May 18, 2010 | 14:23 BST

Microsoft hopeful of having Natal playable to TGS public

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Want to go hands-on, or whatever the term, with Natal? Going to Tokyo in September, by any chance? Read on.

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Thu, Oct 09, 2008 | 20:14 BST

TGS: 360 will keep rising in Japan, says Sensui

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Xbox Japan boss Takashi Sensui has told Kotaku that he believes Microsoft’s line-up in Japan means 360′s fortunes in the country are likely to stay on the up and up.

“I see no reason this sales trend won’t continue,” he said. “We have the third party line-up.”

Xbox 360 has now outsold PS3 for four weeks in a row in Japan, and ‘enjoyed’ hardware sell-outs when Tales of Vesperia was released, a situation Xbox production boss Aaron Greenberg said was the real deal.

“Oh, it was totally legit,” he said. “The demand for the console shot up suddenly. How can you plan for that?”

He added: “Everything we’re making, we’re selling straight through. That’s why we’re selling out. The only machines we’re not selling have dents in them or have been accidentally damaged.”

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