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| - Michael Kelbaugh is the President and CEO of Retro Studios in Austin, Texas. Kelbaugh was also the executive producer of the Metroid Prime Trilogy. He appeared in the Developer's Voice featurette promoting the Trilogy. File:Screens feature-36592.jpeg By early 2000, Kelbaugh was involved in nearly all of Nintendo's bigger first- and second-party releases, working to manage and remove bugs for the QA cycle before the games shipped to retail. Even as recently as 2002, he was still overseeing testing at Nintendo's American headquarters as Testing Director for the just-released Metroid Prime.
- thumb Michael Kelbaugh es el presidente de Retro Studios en Austin, Texas. Kelbaugh fue también el productor ejecutivo de Saga Prime. Apareció en Metroid Prime Trilogy: La Voz del Desarrollo promocionando Metroid Prime Trilogy.
- Michael Kelbaugh is the current president of Retro Studios in Austin, Texas. Prior to this he worked at Nintendo of America in Redmond, Washington. Typically not partaking in a creative role in the development of titles, Michael Kelbaugh is usually a producer. The first game he is credited as working on is Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge, which he provided voice samples for, though he had worked on many video games before that, being the first playtester Nintendo hired in America in 1988. Following this he would work on many classic franchises including the Donkey Kong Country and Golden Sun series where he playtested and debugged titles. After Nintendo fired Jeff Spangenberg from Nintendo, NoA sent Michael Kelbaugh to Texas to become the president. Many employees threatened to quit the com
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| - thumb Michael Kelbaugh es el presidente de Retro Studios en Austin, Texas. Kelbaugh fue también el productor ejecutivo de Saga Prime. Apareció en Metroid Prime Trilogy: La Voz del Desarrollo promocionando Metroid Prime Trilogy. A principios de 2000, Kelbaugh estuvo involucrado en casi todos los lanzamientos más grandes de la primera y la segunda parte de Nintendo, trabajando para administrar y eliminar los errores del ciclo de control de calidad antes de que los juegos fueran enviados al comercio minorista. En 2002, él todavía supervisaba, como director de prueba en la jefatura americana de Nintendo, el apenas lanzado Metroid Prime. thumb El lanzamiento de Prime marcó un punto de inflexión para Retro Studios, y con el respaldo de Nintendo, pudieron hacer dos secuelas, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes y Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Antes de la publicación de la secuela, el presidente y fundador de Retro Studios, Jeff Spangenberg, vendió su parte de la compañía a Nintendo. Dos años más tarde, Kelbaugh fue nombrado nuevo presidente y comenzó a supervisar el resto del trabajo de Retro Studios en la franquicia Prime.
- Michael Kelbaugh is the current president of Retro Studios in Austin, Texas. Prior to this he worked at Nintendo of America in Redmond, Washington. Typically not partaking in a creative role in the development of titles, Michael Kelbaugh is usually a producer. The first game he is credited as working on is Metal Combat: Falcon's Revenge, which he provided voice samples for, though he had worked on many video games before that, being the first playtester Nintendo hired in America in 1988. Following this he would work on many classic franchises including the Donkey Kong Country and Golden Sun series where he playtested and debugged titles. After Nintendo fired Jeff Spangenberg from Nintendo, NoA sent Michael Kelbaugh to Texas to become the president. Many employees threatened to quit the company because of this move, but Kelbaugh insisted that they wait a few weeks just to see, and if they still weren't satisfied, to leave. By the end of the few weeks, not a single employee left.
- Michael Kelbaugh is the President and CEO of Retro Studios in Austin, Texas. Kelbaugh was also the executive producer of the Metroid Prime Trilogy. He appeared in the Developer's Voice featurette promoting the Trilogy. File:Screens feature-36592.jpeg By early 2000, Kelbaugh was involved in nearly all of Nintendo's bigger first- and second-party releases, working to manage and remove bugs for the QA cycle before the games shipped to retail. Even as recently as 2002, he was still overseeing testing at Nintendo's American headquarters as Testing Director for the just-released Metroid Prime. Prime's release marked a turning point for developer Retro Studios, and with Nintendo's backing, they were able to make two sequels, Metroid Prime 2: Echoes and Metroid Prime 3: Corruption. Before the release of the follow-up, Retro president and founder Jeff Spangenberg sold his part of the company to Nintendo. Two years later, Kelbaugh was appointed the new president and began overseeing the rest of Retro's work on the Prime franchise.
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