Nintendo’s Eiji Aonuma honoured by France for contributions to video games
The Legend of Zelda producer, Eiji Aonuma, is now the second Nintendo employee to receive France’s Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letter, awarded by the French Ministry of Culture for individuals who have made…

The Legend of Zelda producer, Eiji Aonuma, is now the second Nintendo employee to receive France’s Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letter, awarded by the French Ministry of Culture for individuals who have made outstanding achievements in the fields of art, media and literature. Mr. Aonuma follows in Shigeru Miyamoto‘s footsteps as he received France’s Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letter in 2006. Mr. Aonuma told the audience at the event that he thanks the fans, his colleagues and his wife.
Tags:eiji aonuma (tag)france (tag)gaming news (tag)Nintendo (tag)video games (tag)zelda (tag)“The fact that I am standing here today is not due to my own efforts alone. It is because of the passion, creativity, and continuous efforts of countless fellow developers that I am here today. I see this award as a tribute to those colleagues.”
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