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Akihiro Hino
(born July 20, 1968 in Ōmuta, Fukuoka) is the president and CEO of the Japanese video game developer Level-5.
== Biography ==
Prior to founding Level-5 in October 1998, Hino began his career in the video game industry in the early 90's at the now defunct Japanese developer Riverhillsoft, specifically on the ''OverBlood'' series for the original PlayStation. Hino acted as the lead programmer on the first ''OverBlood'', and was subsequently promoted to lead designer and director for the sequel, ''OverBlood 2''.
Since the creation of Level-5, Hino has designed, planned and produced all five of the studio's released titles, ''Dark Cloud'', ''Dark Chronicle'' and ''Rogue Galaxy'' for the PlayStation 2, ''Jeanne d'Arc'' for the PlayStation Portable, and ''Professor Layton and the Curious Village'' for the Nintendo DS. He also directed Square Enix's ''Dragon Quest VIII: Journey of the Cursed King'' for the PlayStation 2.
Recently, Hino once again assumed designing and producing duties for Level-5's titles, ''White Knight Chronicles'' for the PlayStation 3, and the next two ''Professor Layton'' games – ''Pandora's Box'' (''Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box'' in North America) and ''the Unwound Future'', both for the Nintendo DS, and ''Inazuma Eleven'' for the Nintendo DS, and ''Dragon Quest IX'', also for the DS, which is his studio's second collaboration with role-playing video game powerhouse Square Enix.
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