Sat Man

From Sega Retro

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Sat Man
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Role(s): Producer, programmer

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Sat Man was a programmer at Sega. Their surname was most likely Sato.[1] They are also known as Ken-chan (ケンちゃん).[2] The person who most close fits these names is Kenji Sato.

Izuho Numata has confirmed that they were a programmer for Phantasy Star II who, alongwith Mizoran, used her name for the enemy Ippo-Deho (Pod-Head in the English translation).[2][3]

Production history

  • (; 1988) — Edited by[4] (as Babylon Sat.)
  • (; 1989) — Assistant Programmer[5] (as Tapkara Sat)
  • (; 1989) — Test Player[6] (as Tapkara Sat)
  • (; 1989) — サット マン[7]
  • (; 1989) — Assistant Programmer[8]
  • (; 1990) — Special Thanks to[9]
  • (; 1990) — Programmers[10] (as Satman)
  • (; 1991) — Special Thanks[11] (as さっとまん)
  • (; 1991) — Main Programmer & Program Coordinator[12] (as Satman)
  • (; 1992) — Main Programmer and Producer[13] (as Satman)

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