Kenzo Tsujimoto, president and chairman of Capcom Japan, has revealed that the American and European outlets of the hugely successful video game studios will enjoy the company of a new president. Hiroshi Tobisawa will be in charge of all the goings on in the European and American regions, and will report back to Mr. Tsujimoto over in the land of the rising sun. Interestingly, the newly appointed fifty-seven year old president worked at the computer giant IBM for 27 years, and joined Capcom in 1997. Mr. Tobisawa, who holds a bachelor's of arts degree in Economics, will replace Mr. William Gardner, who retired in September after serving six years as president.