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 He was born in {{wp|Kanagawa}} and serves as a Member and Director of the Board of [[Game Freak]].  He has remained with [[Game Freak]] ever since he joined the company when it was founded in 1989. The first game he worked on was {{wp|Namco}}'s {{wp|Mendel Palace}} in 1990. Before moving onto the Pokémon series, he also worked on [[Nintendo]]'s {{wp|Mario and Wario}} in 1993 and {{wp|Sega}}'s {{wp|Pulseman}} in 1994. 2009 marks his 20th year with [[Game Freak]].
-Junichi Masuda was the first person to compose for a Pokémon game and was the sole composer for the entirety of [[Generation I]]. He has composed for every handheld Pokémon game in the standard style to date. He also composed for {{g|Stadium 2}}. Junichi Masuda has also composed for two [[e-Reader]] games, [http://www.mobygames.com/game/machop-at-work Machop at Work] and [http://www.mobygames.com/game/kinglers-day Kingler's Day].
+Junichi Masuda was the first person to compose for a Pokémon game and was the sole composer for the entirety of the [[Generation I]] music. He has composed for every handheld Pokémon game in the standard style to date. He also composed for [[Pokémon Stadium 2]]. Junichi Masuda has also composed for two [[e-Reader]] games, [http://www.mobygames.com/game/machop-at-work Machop at Work] and [http://www.mobygames.com/game/kinglers-day Kingler's Day].
 Due to his work on the Pokémon games, he has worked on [[Super Smash Bros. Melee]] and [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]. Junichi Masuda's game music has been used in the {{pkmn|anime}}, rearranged by [[Shinji Miyazaki]].