"Pokemon" is not dead! Developer clarifies rumors of death of producer

The Superman game pokemon series developer Pokemon said today that all its staff, including Satoshi Tajiri, a pocket monster producer Tanaki, are unharmed, denying rumors that the previous online producers and creators were killed in the Friday earthquake.　　J.C Smith, an official spokesman, told the media today that all Pokemon and GameFreak employees were safe and that despite the current power rationing in Tokyo, the normal working life of everyone was not too much affected. The first news of the tragic death of "Pokemon" producer Tanaki in the 9 magnitude earthquake and tsunami of Sunday has been widely watched by the players, and Nintendo has received many phone inquiries for details.　　In order to avoid the spread of rumors, officials have to clarify today.　　It is reported that Tanaki had been in the northeast of Japan by the tsunami and earthquake attacks on the heavy casualties of the news after fainting, but in fact, the body is not serious, and he was far away in Tokyo, not to be killed or missing. On top of that, Nintendo's official statement confirmed that all employees at its headquarters in Kyoto were unhurt in the quake. The earthquake-stricken Sendai of Kyoto was about 300 kilometres away, and there was no strong tremor at the time of the disaster, and many people were told about the distress later on television. (Edit/Xu Mingming)