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[[File:Vince joly.jpg|thumb|150px|Photo of Vince Joly, from the ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' Iwata Asks]] | [[File:Vince joly.jpg|thumb|150px|Photo of '''Vince Joly''', from the ''[[Mario Kart 7]]'' Iwata Asks.]] | ||
'''Vince Joly''' is a 3D artist and animator employed by [[Retro Studios]]. First working in the video game industry as an artist for [[Radical Entertainment]], he then joined [[Namco]]'s U.S development studio, Namco Hometek, as the animator of ''{{wp|Pac-Man World}}'', the player character animator of ''{{wp|Kill Switch (video game)|kill.switch}}'', and the art director of ''{{wp|Pac-Man World 2}}''. Vince Joly was hired by Retro Studios in 2005 and worked as the lead animator of ''[[metroidwiki:Metroid Prime 3: Corruption|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]'' and the art director of the ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' series. | '''Vince Joly''' is a 3D artist and animator employed by [[Retro Studios]]. First working in the video game industry as an artist for [[Radical Entertainment]], he then joined [[Namco]]'s U.S development studio, Namco Hometek, as the animator of ''{{wp|Pac-Man World}}'', the player character animator of ''{{wp|Kill Switch (video game)|kill.switch}}'', and the art director of ''{{wp|Pac-Man World 2}}''. Vince Joly was hired by Retro Studios in 2005 and worked as the lead animator of ''[[metroidwiki:Metroid Prime 3: Corruption|Metroid Prime 3: Corruption]]'' and the art director of the ''[[Donkey Kong Country Returns]]'' series. | ||