Staff of Pokémon Gold and Silver
This is a list of staff members who worked on the second generation games Gold and Silver for the Game Boy Color, per the game's credits. It was published by Nintendo and developed by Game Freak. All names are given in Western order.
Global staff
Director
Sub Director
Programmers
Referred to as Program (Japanese: プログラム) in the Japanese versions.
- Tetsuya Watanabe
- Shigeki Morimoto
- Sousuke Tamada
- Takenori Oota
Graphics Director
Monster Design
Called Pokémon Design (Japanese: ポケモンデザイン) in the Japanese versions.
- Ken Sugimori
- Motofumi Fujiwara
- Shigeki Morimoto
- Atsuko Nishida
- Hironobu Yoshida
- Muneo Saito
- Satoshi Oota
- Rena Yoshikawa
Graphics Design
- Jun Okutani
- Asuka Iwashita
- Tetsuya Watanabe
Music
Sound Effects
- Morikazu Aoki
- Junichi Masuda
- Tetsuya Watanabe
Game Design
- Satoshi Tajiri
- Kohji Nishino
- Shigeki Morimoto
- Junichi Masuda
- Kenji Matsushima
Game Scenario
Referred to as Scenario (Japanese: シナリオ) in the Japanese versions.
- Toshinobu Matsumiya
- Kenji Matsushima
Tool Programming
Referred to as Tool Program (Japanese: ツールプログラム) in the Japanese versions.
- Takenori Oota
Parametric Design
Called Parameter Creation (Japanese: パラメーターせってい) in the Japanese versions.
Script Design
Called Script Creation (Japanese: スクリプトせってい) in the Japanese versions.
- Nobuhiro Seya
Map Data Design
Called Map Data Creation (Japanese: マップデータせってい) in the Japanese versions.
- Kazuhito Sekine
Map Design
- Tetsuji Oota
- Kohji Nishino
- Nobuhiro Seya
Producers
- Takehiro Izushi
- Takashi Kawaguchi
- Tsunekazu Ishihara
Executive Producer
Japanese version
Product Testing
Called Debug Play (Japanese: デバッグプレイ) in the Japanese versions.
- Super Mario Club (Japanese: スーパーマリオクラブ)
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
- Sarugakucho (Japanese: 猿楽庁)
- Tōru Hashimoto
- Noboru Matsumoto
Special Thanks
- Naoko Kawakami
- Akito Mori
- Takahiro Harada
- Satoru Iwata
- Hiroyuki Zinnai
- Kunimi Kawamura
US Version Staff
US Coordination
- Gail Tilden
- Hiro Nakamura
- Junichi Masuda
- Naoko Kawakami
- Jeff Kalles
- William Giese
Text Translation
Programmers
- Teruki Murakawa
- Kazuyoshi Osawa
PAAD Testing
- Randy Shoemake
- Kathy Huguenard
- Joel Simon
Product Testing
- NCL Super Mario Club
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
Special Thanks
- Akito Mori
- Takahiro Harada
- Satoru Iwata
- Hiroyuki Zinnai
- Kunimi Kawamura
- Kimiko Nakamichi
European Version Staff
European Coordination
- Kai Zeh
- Hiroyuki Uesugi
- Junichi Masuda
- Naoko Kawakami
- Kunimi Kawamura
- Tanja Baar
- Kai Neumann
French Text
- Julien Bardakoff
- Daniel Charbit
- N. Robert
- J.B. Fleury
German Text
- Daniel Schäfers
- Andrea Jähn
- M. Auer
- J. Peitzmeier
Italian Text
- Andrea Salvi
- Calimero Tiiiun
- Elenor Isbidish
Spanish Text
- Susa Alcamí
- Ruth García
- N. Infante
- C. Montilla
Programmers
- Teruki Murakawa
- Kazuyoshi Osawa
French Product Testing
- Pokémon NFR
- Maurice Tisdale
- S. Hügel
- P. Diesing
- NCL Super Mario Club
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
German Product Testing
- Zelda NOE
- Maurice Tisdale
- Patrick Thieret
- NCL Super Mario Club
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
Italian Product Testing
- Zelda NOE
- Maurice Tisdale
- Matthew Mawer
- NCL Super Mario Club
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
Spanish Product Testing
- Pokémon NE
- Maurice Tisdale
- P. Ehlert
- P. Diesing
- NCL Super Mario Club
- Kenji Saiki
- Atsushi Tada
Special Thanks
- Akito Mori
- Takahiro Harada
- Satoru Iwata
- Hiroyuki Zinnai
- Kunimi Kawamura
- Kimiko Nakamichi
Korean Version Staff
The staff is listed in English. Unlike other releases, the Korean versions also show an additional message in the credits:
All Rights, including the copyrights of Game, Scenario, Music and Program, reserved by NINTENDO, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc.
Korean Coordination
- Hiro Nakamura
- Teruki Murakawa
- Kimiko Nakamichi
- Hatao Ogata
Text Translation
- Sohn Chan Ho
- Jeon Sang Cheol
Programmers
- Hiro Kawaharabayashi
- Noriaki Teramoto
- Jun Sugata
- Daisuke Miyao
Designer
- Masaki Fujita
Product Testing
Special Thanks
- Takehiro Izushi
- Satoru Iwata
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