A huge loss. He always had interesting ideas. Rest in peace.

What? I had always hoped to eventually meet him some day. Maybe do some interviews. He was IMHO one of the last truly interesting game designers around. Not just interesting for his games but his character as well.
RIP Kenji Eno.

Such a young age, very sad.

42 years old? Stinks. Rest in peace Kenji.

RIP, way too young. Wasn't impressed with You, Me and the Cubes. But Enemy Zero was awesome.

It's always sad to hear that someone dies, but it's even sadder when they are still young and have a lot more to see in life.

R.I.P. Kenji Eno

R.I.P. Sad day

Never played any of his games, but it sounds like they were pretty good. R.I.P.

Dang. 42... farewell mate.

I was always intrigued by 'You, Me, and the Cubes' but never really got round to buying many Wii Ware games.
R.I.P Kenji Eno. I'm sure you will be missed by many.

That's sad. You, Me and the Cubes was one of the good WiiWare games. Gonna check out his other works.

A notice from an Asian person: If eating habits in Asia (AKA high sodium) stays the same, we're going to have to see a lot of this. That's not necessarily indicating this is one of those cases though.

That's real shame. One of the high points of running my Wii blog was that I did a review of a WiiWare game on my Japanese Wii before it was announced for release elsewhere as "You, Me and the Cubes" and the day after it went live I had a mail in my inbox from Eno-San saying he was glad I enjoyed his game. After I read about him I felt very humbled indeed!

Wow this is really sad. R.I.P Mr Eno.

Who?

Very sad. Back in the '90s, Kenji Eno's name and personality lit up the game world in big, bright and bold letters.

His original "D" was a 3DO classic - original, innovative and in many ways ahead of it's time. It also featured tremendously atmospheric music, which he composed himself.

If you ever played the N64's New Tetris and enjoyed merging the giant gold and silver blocks, you should know that Kenji Eno had already created the concept in his own delightful falling block game "Trip'd" (also on 3DO, and a perfect candidate for an eShop remake).

Many on this forum would also have delighted in his very public anti-Sony antics.

RIP Kenji Eno. The world of videogames will be a shade more grey without you.

R.I.P.

I had D on Playstation 1. It was a very good adventure game.

R.I.P.

That is very sad.

That's too bad, I loved D.

It should be forbidden for people to die at a such young age.

Rest in peace Kenji!

R.I.P. Kenji Eno. You were one of the greatest storytellers in video games, according to the Happy Video Game Nerd, and it greatly saddens me that the day I finally get around to buyomg one of his games (Enemy Zero) is the day that he passes away.

@Residentsteven
well, it says above who he is.

very sad to hear. I also have high blood pressure. RIP

Wait, you mean Age 42??

@Luigifan141: Correct, & absolutely.

@Residentsteven
Straight to the comments huh? Nice.

The guy who managed to get D a Teen rating. It's an awesome story.

Poor guy. Rest in peace man.

Rest in peace.

What?!

I can't believe this! How tragic!

Seriously, my thoughts and prayers are with Kenji Eno's family. He was a wonderful designer.

Oh man, so young! Rest in peace, Kenji.