Futoshi Ito
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Futoshi Ito (伊藤 太) is a former electrical engineer at Sega Enterprises and deputy manager of AM R&D Dept.#4. He joined in 1985 and worked on many notable arcade cabinets like Space Harrier, OutRun, After Burner, Galaxy Force, R360, Super Monaco GP, and so forth. He also had a hand in a wide array of other amusement hardware, including several models in the Making Club Series (such as Print Club 2, the HMD (head mounted display) prototype, Medal game machines, etc.[1].
After leaving Sega in 1999, he worked for Sun Works and several other companies, continuing to develop amusement systems. He is now the CEO of Idea Games[1].
Production history
Games
- (; 1985) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1986) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1987) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1988) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1989) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1991) — Cabinet Product by (as Futoshi Itoh)
- (; 1992) — Electrical Technician
- (; 1993) — Electrical Technician
- (; 1993) — Special Thanks
- (; 1995) — Producer
- (; 1997) — Electrical Engineer
- (; 1997)
- (; 1998) — Product Supervisor (as Futoshi Itoh)
- (; 1998) — supervisor
Music
- (; 1999) — Special Thanks
Hardware
- (; 1990) — Electrical Engineer