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Did you know... that video game director and scenario writer Taro Yoko uses a writing method he calls "backwards scriptwriting", by which he builds the narrative starting with the ending?

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Isn't his name should be written backwards?[edit]

Hi!

I think his name in the brackets should be written as Tarō Yokoo, because that's that 横尾 太郎 translates to and Japanese family names come first (just like in Hungary). But I'm afraid to change it because I've seen comments in the source code people being strict about names. The same was applied to Hideo Kojima, Shigeru Mijamoto, Goichi Suda, Shinji Mikami and Akira Yamaoka before so I think it should be done here as well.

Objections?

Thanks! -Tom — Preceding unsigned comment added by Squall85 (talk • contribs) 07:00, 26 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]

His family name is Yoko, so the order is correct. Since he is mostly credited as "YOKO TARO" in his games, the japanese style of writing his name was adopted by western fans. 2A04:4540:6C16:B400:39C6:8D14:5A3F:EF51 (talk) 11:51, 20 February 2022 (UTC)[reply]